(Ben Nadel) Earlier today, I demonstrated that the cachedWithin Function memoization feature caches the output buffer in Lucee 5.3.
Tag: Development
Introducing The Sorting Algorithm Family Reunion
(Matthew Jones) Welcome, dear readers, to a brand new mega-series! This one is quite possibly the nerdiest thing I have ever blogged about. It’s also the reason there hasn’t been as many posts as normal lately; I’ve been working on it for nearly a month.
Visual Studio 2019 Tips and Tricks for More Productivity
In case you missed it, the recently launched Visual Studio 2019 comes with a number of handy new features to help developers become more productive.
Visual Studio App Center Adds Desktop Development
(David Ramel) Visual Studio App Center, a mobile-centric resource for building, testing, releasing and monitoring apps, now supports desktop development.
Caching Function Outcomes With CachedWithin Caches Both The Return Value And The Output Buffer In Lucee 5.3.2.77
(Ben Nadel) One of the cool features of the Lucee CFML engine is that you can have it memoize the outcome of a Function if you define a cachedWithin directive in the Function’s meta-data.
How to Add Smooth Scrolling with Inner Image Animations to a Web Page
(Mary Lou) A tutorial on how to add a smooth scrolling effect to a website and also animate the images that enter the viewport.
Zero Downtime Deployment for ASP.NET applications
(Pavel Kutakov) Continuous Deployment is a well known technique nowadays but each project has it’s own recipe for it because the setup highly depends on technology stack and environment. In this article I will share an experience of setting up Continuous Deployment process for the application writte
Convert a String to a Byte Array
(Srinath M S) Explore how to convert a string to a byte array.
HttpRepl: A command-line tool for interacting with RESTful HTTP services
(Angelos) The ASP.NET team has built a command-line tool called HttpRepl. It lets you browse and invoke HTTP services in a similar way to working with files and folders.
Visual Studio Code Icon Change Completed in July 2019 Update
(David Ramel) The always-tricky prospect of changing Visual Studio Code icons has been realized with the July update, version 1.37, of the open source, cross-platform code editor that has become wildly popular in the development community.