W 76. odcinku z naszymi gośćmi rozmawiamy o technologii Blazor. Zastanawiamy się czy nowa technologia Microsoftu nie powtórzy ubitego już Silverlighta, czy oparcie jej na otartych standardach uchroni przez powtórką z historii. A prócz tego czy warto iść w Blazora jako główna technologia i jak wygląda rynek pracy. Miłego słuchania. Gość odcinka:Konrad Kokosa – https://twitter.com/konradkokosaKonrad Bartecki – https://bartecki.me/

Converting an enum value to a string using the ToString() method is expensive. In general, the performance impact is negligible. But when you call the ToString method thousands of times per second, saving a few milliseconds is important.

While this post is addressed to F# .NET developers, it introduces much wider concepts starting from hardware architecture to overall .NET runtime and JIT compiler optimizations. It shouldn't be a surprise - optimizing the application performance requires us to understand the relationships between our high level code and what actually happens on the hardware. There's a popular opinion that F# code must be slower than equivalent C# code. This opinion is mostly false, however it comes with some rationale. ...

W 75. odcinku poruszamy programowanie funkcyjne i z naszym gościem omawiamy najczęściej pojawiające się w tym paradygmacie terminy takie jak, operator punktu stałego, katamorfizm oraz cebula. A na zakończenie o tym czy programowanie funkcyjne ma jakieś minusy. Miłego słuchania. Gość odcinka:Artur Tadrała Chrzestni:Konrad Kokosa Dla przypomnienia: 📨 Nasze poczynania możesz także śledzić innych stronach: ostrapila.pl/subskrybuj

Things Of Interest Blog It's probably time to stop recommending Clean Code 2020-06-28 by qntm It may not be possible for us to ever reach empirical definitions of "good code" or "clean code", which means that any one person's opinions about another person's opinions about "clean code" are necessarily highly subjective. I cannot review Robert C. Martin's 2008 book Clean...

SourceGear.Llama.Swift.Sdk, now available on NuGet, is an MSBuild project SDK for .NET 5 that allows compiling Swift, with support for calling .NET class libraries. This blog entry is a closer look at those features. Reminder: Llama is at the "proof of concept" stage, and is not production ready. In my previous Llama blog entry, I walked through a simplistic implementation of "grep" in both C# and Rust. Let's revisit that sample now in Swift.The .swiftproj file Recall that the project file for the C#...

azure devops · devops · WydarzeniaProgrammer-girl Nie pisałam tutaj już od jakiegoś czasu – a to dlatego, że intensywnie pracuję nad Kursem Azure DevOps. Tworzymy go razem ze Stanisławem Bugalskim już od kilku miesięcy. Planujemy wystartować w połowie lipca, a do piątku 11.06. do godz. 20:59 trwa przedsprzedaż. Tyle reklamy, teraz przejdźmy do materiałów, z których możecie sie czegoś nauczyć.Moje materiały o Azure DevOps O Azure DevOps już nie raz pisałam tutaj na blogu. Jeśli jesteście ciekawi innych...

It’s a Thursday, which means: .NET open source drama. Last October, Dominick Baier and Brock Allen, the two creators and maintainers of IdentityServer, announced that IS’s current business model was inherently unsustainable and they’d be moving to a paid licensing model using the Reciprocal Public License (RPL) and under a new company, Duende Software, beginning with IdentityServer5. Last month Microsoft announced that they were going to continue to include Duende’s IdentityServer dependency in their...

Richard June 3rd, 2021 The .NET or Common Language Runtime (CLR) type system is the foundation of the .NET programming model. We often talk about System.Object being the base of the type system, but it’s really the base of all (reference) types. The type system is (at least) one step lower than that. It defines that both reference and value types exist, that strings are immutable, that single-inheritence is allowed and multiple-inheritence is not, and that generics are a runtime concept. On the other h...

A new Blazor feature for ASP.NET Core 6 is custom events. With them, we can add custom logic to browser events. In this post we are going to implement a “multimedia paste”. What we will do is allow users to paste both text and images into a textarea. For that we will use a custom event. For this example I will use ASP.NET Core 6 and a Blazor WASM app. We need to configure the new event in two places, in JavaScript and in Blazor. Let’s start with JavaScript. JavaScript In JavaScript we ind...