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Williams, September 20, 2019 A few weeks ago, I got an early opportunity to test out the new Logitech MX Series Mouse and Keyboard "designed specifically for Software Developers" (as opposed to most high-end stuff which appeals to ... A review of the Logitech MX Series Mouse and Keyboard for developers. 0 0 0 My blog has now moved to http://ralphwillgoss.github.io Ralph Willgoss, September 7, 2019 My Blog has now moved to http://ralphwillgoss.github.io My blog has now moved to http://ralphwillgoss.github.io 0 0 0 My Favorite Web Development Courses Jeremy Morgan, September 6, 2019 Object Oriented Programming Programming asp.net core Ever since the dark ages of 2011 when my manager suggested signing up for Pluralsight, I have been taking heaps courses with them. It's guided my career in so many ways. So many times my workflow has been ... 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Getting Back Into The Swing 0 0 0 Misc Code Monkey Projectiles - Index Timothy Klenke, August 17, 2019 I have been blogging since December 2013. It was my New Year's resolution for 2014 to write 2 blog posts a month for that year. I followed my resolution until September (not too shabby). However, I still ... Code Monkey Projectiles - Index 0 0 0 My 5 Favorite Software Design Principles Jeremy Morgan, August 11, 2019 Object Oriented Programming Programming design patterns Software Engineering I'm looking for honest feedback on my content. Please comment or reach out to me on Twitter!Building software is easy. Building well designed, good software is hard. Very hard. I've been writing code since ... My 5 Favorite Software Design Principles 0 0 0 Object Oriented Programming Programming design patterns Software Engineering SharePoint and Office 365 Saturday Charlotte–August 2019 Kelly Jones, August 11, 2019 We held another successful SharePoint (and Office 365) Saturday in Charlotte yesterday (August 10, 2019). Great turnout for attendees, speakers, and sponsors. I presented an updated version of the talk ... SharePoint and Office 365 Saturday Charlotte–August 2019 0 0 0 End of an era Darren Gosbell, August 9, 2019 After many happy years blogging at geekswithblogs.net it's time for a change to a new, modern blogging platform. Going forward you will find my new content at https://darren.gosbell.com ... End of an era 0 0 0 The Top 10 Books on DevOps You Need to Read Jeremy Morgan, August 8, 2019 Cloud Computing DevOps Software Engineering I’ve been doing DevOps for a few years now, and I think I’m pretty good at it. 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The 3-Layered App 0 0 0 Design Patterns Design Patterns How to Nail Your Next Coding Interview Jeremy Morgan, July 29, 2019 Object Oriented Programming Programming Software Engineering The room is silent except for the buzzing of the fluorescent lights. The judges across the table are staring at you, expressionless. Some have pen and paper, some don’t. They’re all staring at you. Your ... How to Nail Your Next Coding Interview 0 0 0 Object Oriented Programming Programming Software Engineering Creating Trimmed Self Contained Executables in .NET Core Jeremy Morgan, July 24, 2019 Tutorials asp.net C# .Net asp.net core I’m going to show you a cool new feature in .NET Core 3.0.Let’s say you want to create a simple, lean executable you can build and drop on to a server.For an example we’ll create a console app that opens ... 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Reusable Code: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly 0 0 0 Object Oriented Programming Programming Development Software Engineering No Longer a Microsoft MVP–Hello MVP Reconnect Robz / Fervent Coder, July 1, 2019 chocolatey Personal Today marks the first time in nearly a decade that I am no longer an MVP. I will be joining the MVP alum in the MVP Reconnect program. Getting the MVP award every year has become a great side benefit and ... No Longer a Microsoft MVP–Hello MVP Reconnect 0 0 0 chocolatey Personal Transforming Your Organization With the Andon Cord Jeremy Morgan, June 4, 2019 Object Oriented Programming Programming DevOps Lean Software Engineering Your time is precious, and technology changes fast. Knowing which technologies are relevant means you can focus on the skills that will benefit your career the most.Click here for a free report Imagine ... Transforming Your Organization With the Andon Cord 0 0 0 Object Oriented Programming Programming DevOps Lean Software Engineering DAX Studio 2.9.0 Released Darren Gosbell, June 3, 2019 DAX Studio A new update to DAX Studio is now available at https://daxstudio.org which includes the following: New Features Import Power BI Performance Data Support for Display Folders in the Metadata pane #127 Added ... DAX Studio 2.9.0 Released 0 0 0 DAX Studio Using DISM to Create a Repeatable IIS Installation Jeremy Morgan, May 19, 2019 DevOps IIS System Administration IIS Adminstration Your time is precious, and technology changes fast. Knowing which technologies are relevant means you can focus on the skills that will benefit your career the most.Click here for a free report Repeatable ... Using DISM to Create a Repeatable IIS Installation 0 0 0 DevOps IIS System Administration IIS Adminstration Is building software like building a house, and more importantly, should it be? Chris G. Williams, May 1, 2019 There's a high-profile lawsuit in my industry right now, and as a result,some fascinating (and perhaps lonog-overdue) conversations are taking place.There are people who equate building software to building ... Is building software like building a house, and more importantly, should it be? 0 0 0 Never Loose Stuff Again Richard Jones, April 26, 2019 The world of software is dominated with what the tech. giants tell their developers during each ones annual summer conferences. Facebook, Apple and Google all have U.S events in May/June, with each competing ... Never Loose Stuff Again 0 0 0 TDS! Richard Jones, April 24, 2019 Digging a little deeper. Wow, who knew ---https://docs.microsoft.c... think what the (IMHO) is to have first class support ... 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ODBC Progress On ServerSide Swift 0 0 0 All That You Need To Know About New Iphone 2019 Release Date Celin Smith, March 18, 2019 iphone iOS App Development iphone rumor iPhone in 2020 The world market is abuzz with the iPhone 2019 rumours and the best part about it is that most of the fans and the users of iPhone love it when they hear something new about the upcoming versions of iPhone. ... All That You Need To Know About New Iphone 2019 Release Date 0 0 0 iphone iOS App Development iphone rumor iPhone in 2020 No one takes you seriously when you are young marc dekeyser, March 11, 2019 None This blog has move to: http://hornedowl.net/There is something that we all share, something that frustrates us immensely. It's not being taken seriously… Well, there's probably more things that frustrate ... No one takes you seriously when you are young 1 0 0 None Quality Assurance companies in the World in 2019? Celin Smith, March 1, 2019 Xicom is best company among quality assurance testing companies when we compare them on several fronts like quality, professionalism, standards, timeframe and cost of service etc. Xicom is an ISO 9001 ... Quality Assurance companies in the World in 2019? 0 0 0 Fixing incorrect date formats in Power BI Report Server when using Chrome or Firefox Darren Gosbell, March 1, 2019 Power BI We are using Power BI Report server to publish Power BI Reports internally. And being in Australia we use a “sensible” date format of dd/mm/yyyy However at a recent showcase with some of our end users ... Fixing incorrect date formats in Power BI Report Server when using Chrome or Firefox 0 0 0 Power BI Factors that Lead to Successful Ecommerce Development Celin Smith, February 26, 2019 web developer web development ecommerce development Ecommerce websites and businesses come with a lot of profit tag and this is the reason why we see so much competition in the ecommerce sector. After all, it has become so much easier for the businessmen ... Factors that Lead to Successful Ecommerce Development 0 0 0 web developer web development ecommerce development AI And ML Apps- Your Sureshot Way To Successful Business App Celin Smith, February 26, 2019 AI And ML Apps- Your Sureshot Way To Successful Business App 0 0 0 Bringing ODBC To Server Side Swift Richard Jones, February 23, 2019 swift vapor ODBC So disclaimer, this isn’t finished by any standard, but I wanted to document how far I’ve got so far. GoalTo be able to connect http://vapor.codes to an ODBC data source. Primarily I wanted to be able ... Bringing ODBC To Server Side Swift 0 0 0 swift vapor ODBC [Powershell Series] Creating Graphical User Interfaces – Working with rows and columns marc dekeyser, March 4, 2019 Powershell #GUIBuilding #XAML #Rows #Columns #TimeToGetNeat This blog has move to: http://hornedowl.net/Rows and columns are things I've recently started to dive in to since I was getting fairly annoyed when I was building larger user interfaces. They're pretty ... [Powershell Series] Creating Graphical User Interfaces – Working with rows and columns 0 0 0 Powershell #GUIBuilding #XAML #Rows #Columns #TimeToGetNeat [Powershell Series] Creating Graphical User Interfaces – The basics marc dekeyser, February 25, 2019 Powershell #GUIBuilding #XAML This blog has move to: http://hornedowl.net/So, you've been writing PowerShell Scripts that interact with users and figured "Hey, I really don't want to listen to the complaints that this it is archaic ... [Powershell Series] Creating Graphical User Interfaces – The basics 0 0 0 Powershell #GUIBuilding #XAML Values Statement Timothy Klenke, February 18, 2019 Craftsmanship Craftsmanship A few months ago, the company I work for redid their corporate vision/mission statement. It was a very positive process. It holds people accountable and makes sure that everyone behaves in a way that supports ... Values Statement 0 0 0 Craftsmanship Craftsmanship DAX Studio Parameters Dialog Darren Gosbell, February 19, 2019 DAX Studio I recently updated the documentation on daxstudio.org to include a page on the Parameter Support, but I thought this might also benefit from a longer explanation. It may surprise some people to hear this, ... DAX Studio Parameters Dialog 0 0 0 DAX Studio [Powershell Series] Creating Graphical User Interfaces marc dekeyser, February 25, 2019 None In this series I will go over everything I've learned to date about working with GUI's for PowerShell. Hopefully it will help you out with learning how to build user interfaces that are a bit more user ... [Powershell Series] Creating Graphical User Interfaces 0 0 0 None It’s been a long time, my dear… marc dekeyser, February 18, 2019 None March the 28th, 2016. The date I published my last blog post… It's been a long time indeed. And in those mere 3 years a lot of things happened to my life. Not that that is supposed to be an excuse or anything, ... It’s been a long time, my dear… 0 0 0 None Unprofessional Software Professionals Timothy Klenke, February 17, 2019 Craftsmanship Craftsmanship Before I talk about the software professionals, let me first say a little something about American politics. Boy, this blog post has gone off the rails quickly. Don’t worry; I won’t talk about Trump. Here ... Unprofessional Software Professionals 0 0 0 Craftsmanship Craftsmanship WSL, git, ssh keys, and a partridge in a pear tree Eric Newton, February 17, 2019 wsl windows-subsystem-for-linux ubuntu bash git git-for-windows ssh (Note post is first draft)Just ran into this tonight, setting up a new machine to actually run Ubuntu Bash via WSL. I was trying to use git in the WSL ubuntu shell and use ssh keys. Also found that after ... WSL, git, ssh keys, and a partridge in a pear tree 0 0 0 wsl windows-subsystem-for-linux ubuntu bash git git-for-windows ssh Page: 1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12|13|14|15|16|17|18|19|20
Essential Tools to find bugs... before they get to production Stackify sponsor Developers now have access to free and inexpensive developer tools that can help find and fix many common application problems. These new APM tools are now an essential part of every developer’s tool set. Show me the tools!
Extending the Start/Stop VMs during off-hours solution Kyle Burns, November 22, 2019 Azure PowerShell Automation Microsoft has a great collection of pre-built solutions for Azure Automation that you can leverage to realize many common use cases. One of these common scenarios is when a company has many virtual machines ... Extending the Start/Stop VMs during off-hours solution 0 0 0 Azure PowerShell Automation
A VS Extension That Will Make You a Better Developer Jeremy Morgan, November 17, 2019 It’s a bold claim to say an IDE extension can make you a better developer, but you should install this new Pluralsight extension and see for yourself. What do you do when you run into a coding problem? ... A VS Extension That Will Make You a Better Developer 0 0 0
Scott Allen on C#, .NET Core and Blazor Jeremy Morgan, November 5, 2019 dotnet Pluralsight is launching its brand new podcast today, All Hands on Tech.For our first episode, I got the opportunity to speak with the one and only Scott Allen!If you’re a .NET Developer you likely already ... Scott Allen on C#, .NET Core and Blazor 0 0 0 dotnet
http client gets data from service call foxjazz, October 21, 2019 using (var client = new HttpClient()) { string contentType = "application/json"; client.DefaultRequestHeader... MediaTypeWithQualityHeaderV... var response = client.GetAsync(baseuri).Re... ... http client gets data from service call 0 0 0
Azure Pipelines, Total ALM - Tokenization Task doesn't support multiple file names Ken Hortsch, October 11, 2019 On this task, the doco says you can have multiple Target Filesnames separated by commas. To get this to work, don’t put a space after the comma ... Azure Pipelines, Total ALM - Tokenization Task doesn't support multiple file names 0 0 0
Intel's Clear Linux: First Impressions Jeremy Morgan, October 4, 2019 Linux I've been using Linux since 1996, and I've used so many distributions I've lost count. In fact, I'm kind of weirdo about it. I love spinning up new distributions of Linux and testing them out.It's as if ... Intel's Clear Linux: First Impressions 0 0 0 Linux
Demystifiying IIS Application Pools Jeremy Morgan, September 20, 2019 Development DevOps IIS Application Pools in IIS can be somewhat of a mystery. Since they’re created for you automatically many times Administrators don’t give them a second thought. But understanding application pools is crucial ... Demystifiying IIS Application Pools 0 0 0 Development DevOps IIS
A review of the Logitech MX Series Mouse and Keyboard for developers. Chris G. Williams, September 20, 2019 A few weeks ago, I got an early opportunity to test out the new Logitech MX Series Mouse and Keyboard "designed specifically for Software Developers" (as opposed to most high-end stuff which appeals to ... A review of the Logitech MX Series Mouse and Keyboard for developers. 0 0 0
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My Favorite Web Development Courses Jeremy Morgan, September 6, 2019 Object Oriented Programming Programming asp.net core Ever since the dark ages of 2011 when my manager suggested signing up for Pluralsight, I have been taking heaps courses with them. It's guided my career in so many ways. So many times my workflow has been ... My Favorite Web Development Courses 0 0 0 Object Oriented Programming Programming asp.net core
New Test Edmund Zhao, September 3, 2019 ArchitectureWhat is the “environment” The application environment consists in 3 main areas: Infrastructure Configuration Dependencies Infrastructure is the most important element of the environment, as ... New Test 0 0 0
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Getting Back Into The Swing Tim Murphy, August 23, 2019 Misc It has been forever since I have posted to this blog. Since I have spending all my time working on a revision of a .NET Windows Service and ASP.NET Web Forms application I have been feeling the need to ... Getting Back Into The Swing 0 0 0 Misc
Code Monkey Projectiles - Index Timothy Klenke, August 17, 2019 I have been blogging since December 2013. It was my New Year's resolution for 2014 to write 2 blog posts a month for that year. I followed my resolution until September (not too shabby). However, I still ... Code Monkey Projectiles - Index 0 0 0
My 5 Favorite Software Design Principles Jeremy Morgan, August 11, 2019 Object Oriented Programming Programming design patterns Software Engineering I'm looking for honest feedback on my content. Please comment or reach out to me on Twitter!Building software is easy. Building well designed, good software is hard. Very hard. I've been writing code since ... My 5 Favorite Software Design Principles 0 0 0 Object Oriented Programming Programming design patterns Software Engineering
SharePoint and Office 365 Saturday Charlotte–August 2019 Kelly Jones, August 11, 2019 We held another successful SharePoint (and Office 365) Saturday in Charlotte yesterday (August 10, 2019). Great turnout for attendees, speakers, and sponsors. I presented an updated version of the talk ... SharePoint and Office 365 Saturday Charlotte–August 2019 0 0 0
End of an era Darren Gosbell, August 9, 2019 After many happy years blogging at geekswithblogs.net it's time for a change to a new, modern blogging platform. Going forward you will find my new content at https://darren.gosbell.com ... End of an era 0 0 0
The Top 10 Books on DevOps You Need to Read Jeremy Morgan, August 8, 2019 Cloud Computing DevOps Software Engineering I’ve been doing DevOps for a few years now, and I think I’m pretty good at it. Over these years I’ve read some books that really helped me along the way, here they are.1. The DevOps HandbookThis book is ... The Top 10 Books on DevOps You Need to Read 0 0 0 Cloud Computing DevOps Software Engineering
The 17-Layered App Timothy Klenke, July 30, 2019 Design Patterns Design Patterns My last post discussed a high-level software architecture breaking down an application into user interface, business, and data layers. That is a very abstract overview, which is open to a lot of interpretation. ... The 17-Layered App 1 0 0 Design Patterns Design Patterns
The 3-Layered App Timothy Klenke, July 30, 2019 Design Patterns Design Patterns I have done a few talks on Dependency Inversion Principle and breaking down an application into 3 tiers: User Interface, Business Layer, and Data Layer. It is a gross over simplification of software architecture ... The 3-Layered App 0 0 0 Design Patterns Design Patterns
How to Nail Your Next Coding Interview Jeremy Morgan, July 29, 2019 Object Oriented Programming Programming Software Engineering The room is silent except for the buzzing of the fluorescent lights. The judges across the table are staring at you, expressionless. Some have pen and paper, some don’t. They’re all staring at you. Your ... How to Nail Your Next Coding Interview 0 0 0 Object Oriented Programming Programming Software Engineering
Creating Trimmed Self Contained Executables in .NET Core Jeremy Morgan, July 24, 2019 Tutorials asp.net C# .Net asp.net core I’m going to show you a cool new feature in .NET Core 3.0.Let’s say you want to create a simple, lean executable you can build and drop on to a server.For an example we’ll create a console app that opens ... Creating Trimmed Self Contained Executables in .NET Core 0 0 0 Tutorials asp.net C# .Net asp.net core
You Can Get the Source Code for Apollo 11 and Even Take a Course on It Jeremy Morgan, July 18, 2019 Programming news open source In software development you’ll hear the term “moon shot”. If something is a “moon shot” it’s something that’s extraordinarily difficult, like landing on the moon. We say this about some app doing something ... You Can Get the Source Code for Apollo 11 and Even Take a Course on It 0 0 0 Programming news open source
Reusable Code: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Jeremy Morgan, July 5, 2019 Object Oriented Programming Programming Development Software Engineering Your time is precious, and technology changes fast. Knowing which technologies are relevant means you can focus on the skills that will benefit your career the most.Click here for a free reportThe mythical ... Reusable Code: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly 0 0 0 Object Oriented Programming Programming Development Software Engineering
No Longer a Microsoft MVP–Hello MVP Reconnect Robz / Fervent Coder, July 1, 2019 chocolatey Personal Today marks the first time in nearly a decade that I am no longer an MVP. I will be joining the MVP alum in the MVP Reconnect program. Getting the MVP award every year has become a great side benefit and ... No Longer a Microsoft MVP–Hello MVP Reconnect 0 0 0 chocolatey Personal
Transforming Your Organization With the Andon Cord Jeremy Morgan, June 4, 2019 Object Oriented Programming Programming DevOps Lean Software Engineering Your time is precious, and technology changes fast. Knowing which technologies are relevant means you can focus on the skills that will benefit your career the most.Click here for a free report Imagine ... Transforming Your Organization With the Andon Cord 0 0 0 Object Oriented Programming Programming DevOps Lean Software Engineering
DAX Studio 2.9.0 Released Darren Gosbell, June 3, 2019 DAX Studio A new update to DAX Studio is now available at https://daxstudio.org which includes the following: New Features Import Power BI Performance Data Support for Display Folders in the Metadata pane #127 Added ... DAX Studio 2.9.0 Released 0 0 0 DAX Studio
Using DISM to Create a Repeatable IIS Installation Jeremy Morgan, May 19, 2019 DevOps IIS System Administration IIS Adminstration Your time is precious, and technology changes fast. Knowing which technologies are relevant means you can focus on the skills that will benefit your career the most.Click here for a free report Repeatable ... Using DISM to Create a Repeatable IIS Installation 0 0 0 DevOps IIS System Administration IIS Adminstration
Is building software like building a house, and more importantly, should it be? Chris G. Williams, May 1, 2019 There's a high-profile lawsuit in my industry right now, and as a result,some fascinating (and perhaps lonog-overdue) conversations are taking place.There are people who equate building software to building ... Is building software like building a house, and more importantly, should it be? 0 0 0
Never Loose Stuff Again Richard Jones, April 26, 2019 The world of software is dominated with what the tech. giants tell their developers during each ones annual summer conferences. Facebook, Apple and Google all have U.S events in May/June, with each competing ... Never Loose Stuff Again 0 0 0
TDS! Richard Jones, April 24, 2019 Digging a little deeper. Wow, who knew ---https://docs.microsoft.c... think what the (IMHO) is to have first class support ... TDS! 0 0 0
GE Washing Machine WCVH6800J1WW no high speed spin cycle Ken Hortsch, April 23, 2019 So save yourself $75 and buy the SAMSUNG OEM Original Part: DC34-00024B Washer Door Lock Switch Solenoid for $15 instead of the the $90 GE part It is a very simple fix and like the video below says, it ... GE Washing Machine WCVH6800J1WW no high speed spin cycle 0 0 0
Important Reasons Why to Use WordPress to Build Your Website Celin Smith, April 18, 2019 wordpress plugin wordpress theme WordPress Developer wordpress development WordPress was launched in 2003 and ever since then it has been growing in its popularity of being the most preferred CMS to build amazing websites. It has been accepted by not only small startups but also ... Important Reasons Why to Use WordPress to Build Your Website 0 0 0 wordpress plugin wordpress theme WordPress Developer wordpress development
Top iPhone App Development Trends that will Rule in 2019 Celin Smith, April 3, 2019 iPhone App Development iPhone apps iOS app developers iPhone developers Apple’s iPhones are one of the most popular smartphones around the world. People are so fond of Apple’s products that they stand in queues to buy their favorite iPhone whenever it is released. Good thing ... Top iPhone App Development Trends that will Rule in 2019 0 0 0 iPhone App Development iPhone apps iOS app developers iPhone developers
ODBC Progress On ServerSide Swift Richard Jones, March 20, 2019 So with thanks to they guys at IBM (credited on the GitHub Page).I’ve started work on an ODBC SwiftKuery database driver. https://github.com/richardp... contributions welcome.I’ve ... ODBC Progress On ServerSide Swift 0 0 0
All That You Need To Know About New Iphone 2019 Release Date Celin Smith, March 18, 2019 iphone iOS App Development iphone rumor iPhone in 2020 The world market is abuzz with the iPhone 2019 rumours and the best part about it is that most of the fans and the users of iPhone love it when they hear something new about the upcoming versions of iPhone. ... All That You Need To Know About New Iphone 2019 Release Date 0 0 0 iphone iOS App Development iphone rumor iPhone in 2020
No one takes you seriously when you are young marc dekeyser, March 11, 2019 None This blog has move to: http://hornedowl.net/There is something that we all share, something that frustrates us immensely. It's not being taken seriously… Well, there's probably more things that frustrate ... No one takes you seriously when you are young 1 0 0 None
Quality Assurance companies in the World in 2019? Celin Smith, March 1, 2019 Xicom is best company among quality assurance testing companies when we compare them on several fronts like quality, professionalism, standards, timeframe and cost of service etc. Xicom is an ISO 9001 ... Quality Assurance companies in the World in 2019? 0 0 0
Fixing incorrect date formats in Power BI Report Server when using Chrome or Firefox Darren Gosbell, March 1, 2019 Power BI We are using Power BI Report server to publish Power BI Reports internally. And being in Australia we use a “sensible” date format of dd/mm/yyyy However at a recent showcase with some of our end users ... Fixing incorrect date formats in Power BI Report Server when using Chrome or Firefox 0 0 0 Power BI
Factors that Lead to Successful Ecommerce Development Celin Smith, February 26, 2019 web developer web development ecommerce development Ecommerce websites and businesses come with a lot of profit tag and this is the reason why we see so much competition in the ecommerce sector. After all, it has become so much easier for the businessmen ... Factors that Lead to Successful Ecommerce Development 0 0 0 web developer web development ecommerce development
AI And ML Apps- Your Sureshot Way To Successful Business App Celin Smith, February 26, 2019 AI And ML Apps- Your Sureshot Way To Successful Business App 0 0 0
Bringing ODBC To Server Side Swift Richard Jones, February 23, 2019 swift vapor ODBC So disclaimer, this isn’t finished by any standard, but I wanted to document how far I’ve got so far. GoalTo be able to connect http://vapor.codes to an ODBC data source. Primarily I wanted to be able ... Bringing ODBC To Server Side Swift 0 0 0 swift vapor ODBC
[Powershell Series] Creating Graphical User Interfaces – Working with rows and columns marc dekeyser, March 4, 2019 Powershell #GUIBuilding #XAML #Rows #Columns #TimeToGetNeat This blog has move to: http://hornedowl.net/Rows and columns are things I've recently started to dive in to since I was getting fairly annoyed when I was building larger user interfaces. They're pretty ... [Powershell Series] Creating Graphical User Interfaces – Working with rows and columns 0 0 0 Powershell #GUIBuilding #XAML #Rows #Columns #TimeToGetNeat
[Powershell Series] Creating Graphical User Interfaces – The basics marc dekeyser, February 25, 2019 Powershell #GUIBuilding #XAML This blog has move to: http://hornedowl.net/So, you've been writing PowerShell Scripts that interact with users and figured "Hey, I really don't want to listen to the complaints that this it is archaic ... [Powershell Series] Creating Graphical User Interfaces – The basics 0 0 0 Powershell #GUIBuilding #XAML
Values Statement Timothy Klenke, February 18, 2019 Craftsmanship Craftsmanship A few months ago, the company I work for redid their corporate vision/mission statement. It was a very positive process. It holds people accountable and makes sure that everyone behaves in a way that supports ... Values Statement 0 0 0 Craftsmanship Craftsmanship
DAX Studio Parameters Dialog Darren Gosbell, February 19, 2019 DAX Studio I recently updated the documentation on daxstudio.org to include a page on the Parameter Support, but I thought this might also benefit from a longer explanation. It may surprise some people to hear this, ... DAX Studio Parameters Dialog 0 0 0 DAX Studio
[Powershell Series] Creating Graphical User Interfaces marc dekeyser, February 25, 2019 None In this series I will go over everything I've learned to date about working with GUI's for PowerShell. Hopefully it will help you out with learning how to build user interfaces that are a bit more user ... [Powershell Series] Creating Graphical User Interfaces 0 0 0 None
It’s been a long time, my dear… marc dekeyser, February 18, 2019 None March the 28th, 2016. The date I published my last blog post… It's been a long time indeed. And in those mere 3 years a lot of things happened to my life. Not that that is supposed to be an excuse or anything, ... It’s been a long time, my dear… 0 0 0 None
Unprofessional Software Professionals Timothy Klenke, February 17, 2019 Craftsmanship Craftsmanship Before I talk about the software professionals, let me first say a little something about American politics. Boy, this blog post has gone off the rails quickly. Don’t worry; I won’t talk about Trump. Here ... Unprofessional Software Professionals 0 0 0 Craftsmanship Craftsmanship
WSL, git, ssh keys, and a partridge in a pear tree Eric Newton, February 17, 2019 wsl windows-subsystem-for-linux ubuntu bash git git-for-windows ssh (Note post is first draft)Just ran into this tonight, setting up a new machine to actually run Ubuntu Bash via WSL. I was trying to use git in the WSL ubuntu shell and use ssh keys. Also found that after ... WSL, git, ssh keys, and a partridge in a pear tree 0 0 0 wsl windows-subsystem-for-linux ubuntu bash git git-for-windows ssh