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Friday Links 338
Using CNTK and C# to train Mario to drive Kart | Bahrudin Hrnjica Blog CNTK 106 Tutorial – Time Series prediction with LSTM using C# | Bahrudin Hrnjica Blog Agile is Dead (Long Live Agility) How to maraaverickfy a blog post without even reading it Random Rupi: Generating Rupi Kaur-style poems in R with Markov…
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7 Windows native tools for developers
Just to remember that Windows has some natively tools that can help in everyday tasks.. 1. PSR – Steps Recorder – https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/22878/windows-10-record-steps 2. Windows Sandbox – small,fast VM – https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Windows-Kernel-Internals/Windows-Sandbox-Config-Files/ba-p/354902?WT.mc_id=thomasmaurer-blog-thmaure 3. Windows Terminal / Console https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/windows-terminal-preview/9n0dx20hk701?activetab=pivot:overviewtab – has also Linux support 4. Containers in Windows – for Docker easy use: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/virtualization/windowscontainers/about/ 5. WSL for Windows…
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Friday Links 337
Microsoft/GVFS: Git Virtual File System: Git at Enterprise Scale Ultimate Guide To App Monetization – How To,Stats & Insight CsConsoleFormat: Introduction – CodeProject NerdCats/LinqToQuerystring: A lightweight subset of oData querystring conventions that works with any IQueryable What’s New in webpack 4 Scotch ASP.NET Core background processing – Think Rethink The Art of the Lazy Product…
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String interpolation for EFCore and Like
I have had a problem with EF Core and String Interpolation – until I realized that was a problem with sp_executesql But let’s see the whole problem. ta EFCore supports string interpolation – that means,if you give this code <context>.<table>.FromSql($”select blabla from table where id={id}”) it will transform into exec sp_executesql N’select blabla from table…
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Friday Links 336
Genymobile/scrcpy: Display and control your Android device Home · gnab/remark Wiki ekstroem/dataMaid: An R package for data screening The Indispensable Document for the Modern Manager | First Round Review Sqlite Browser A to-do list for new ASP.NET Core projects · Biarity Generating Certificates of Attendance Using R · Data Science Unplugged R Tip: Use [[…
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Bingo Meetings- conclusion–part 25
It was a nice journey to make an application just with TypeScript and Node ecosystem. There are some missing parts ( e.g. testing the GUI – e2e in JS parlance) However,some thoughts: The ecosystem does not have good support for mono-repository (in C# parlance,solution with multiple referencing projects ) Yarn Workspaces helps TypeScript compile should…
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[ADCES] Today,19:30,Javascript
Today at 19:30,https://www.meetup.com/Bucharest-A-D-C-E-S-Meetup/events/264063501/ Details Prezentarea 1:Titlu : ECMAScript 6,7,8Prezentator: Ciprian Chichirita,http://slides.com/ciprian-chichiritaDescriere : JavaScript – Prezentare funcționalități noiPrezentarea 2Titlu: Make code easier to read with Functional ProgrammingPrezentator: Cristi Salcescu,https://medium.com/@cristiansalcescuDescriere: The basic toolbox for list operations includes filter(),map() and reduce() methods.Point-free is a technique that improves readability by eliminating the unnecessary arguments.Pure functions are easier to understand.Functions…
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Bingo Meetings- documenting code–part 24
We have already documented the process of reproducing our code on developer PC ( including docker …) So now we should help programmers understand the code that we have create and it’s general use. For this,for any project that we have : 1. We should add a Readme.md file to explain the project 2. We…
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Friday Links 335
URL Matching in C# – Simple Talk JWT Authentication for Microservices in .NET – Simple Talk Introducing Chrome Debugging for VS Code SparkyTools: DependencyProvider – Brian “Sparky” Schroer – Medium BrianSchroer/SparkyTools: .NET Tool/Utility libraries – Source code for “SparkyTools” nuget packages: SparkyTools.AutoMapper,SparkyTools.DependencyProvider,SparkyTools.XmlConfig thepirat000/Audit.NET: An extensible framework to audit executing operations in .NET and .NET Core.…
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BingoMeetings-documentation-part 23
Not so much here – just is the most time consuming part. You should imagine for who you are writing ( technical / user ?),what are his interests ( installing application / running the project ) and how to convey information. Here we will write for the persons that wants to install the project,run it…
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