Microservices and distributed systems became a norm over the last couple of years. With all the benefits of having small, decoupled units of processing messages and requests, comes the pain. The pain of losing control. The pain of not knowing what exactly happened when users start to complain that s
5 bash tricks to make you a cooler programmerWhy be a junior analyst when you could be a senior software engineer with a few simple bash tricks?? Find out more about this other Unix commands using your system's "man" command. Music: "Straight" from www.bensound.com
Why Linux’s biggest ever kernel release is really no big dealWhen the Linux 5.8 Release Candidate opened for testing recently, the big news wasn’t so much what was in it, but its size. As Linus Torvalds himself noted, “despite not really having any single thing that stands out … 5.8 looks to be one of our biggest releases of all time.”
Intro to Blazor WebAssembly and How It Is Different from Blazor ServerBlazor WebAssembly, also known as Blazor Client, has finally been released. So let's look at what it is, how it works, and how it is different from Blazor Server. We will also discuss when to use Blazor WebAssembly. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/IAmTimCorey Mailing List: https://signup.iamtimcor
From WCF to gRPC - Mark Rendle - NDC Oslo 2020gRPC is a high-performance messaging protocol that is ideal for communication between microservices and other clients on internal networks. It's the ideal replacement for WCF or .NET Remoting, which are not supported on .NET Core. In this talk, I'll explain the different models that gRPC enables, f
Reducing Third-Party Security Risk in .NET Core Applications - Niels Tanis - NDC Oslo 2020When developing a .NET Core application a large portion of the application itself consists of external 3rd party dependencies which can be fetched from a package repository like Microsoft's NuGet. How do those opensource projects/dependencies deal with security problems? We do need to keep an eye on
Creating a QR Code step by stepIn the comments sections of my debunking videos, people make accusations about specific logical fallacies which only demonstrate that they have no clue what this terminology means. The most common ones are ad hominem, straw man, and argument from authority. It is quite irritating to hear hundreds of
Megahertz, Gigahertz, Registers and Instructions: How does a CPU actually work? - Kendall MillerDon't forget to check out our links below! https://ndcoslo.com/ https://ndcconferences.com/ For decades, we’ve been creating ever higher abstractions between ourselves and the computing hardware we’re programming, but in the end whether you’re writing JavaScript, Haskell, or Python it all com
.NET Core Console App with Dependency Injection, Logging, and Settings.NET Core has brought a lot of great benefits right into the .NET language. We get dependency injection, a much better configuration system, and we get a common logging system that is easy to use. The only problem is that mainly, we only get these things set up for us in web environments. What happe
This Read-It-Later-list is just that, bookmarks of stuff I intend to read or have read. I do not necessarily agree with opinions or statements in the bookmarked articles.
This list is compiled from my Pocket list.