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• Redis Performance Tuning: Practical Techniques for High Throughput and Low LatencyJan 02, 2026. A practical, human written guide to Redis performance tuning. Learn how real systems keep Redis fast under load, avoid latency spikes, and scale safely in production.
• Entity Framework Core – Code First ApproachDec 14, 2025. This article provides a complete and descriptive explanation of the Entity Framework Core Code First approach. It explains how databases are created and managed using C# classes, how DbContext and entities work together, how migrations handle schema changes, and how relationships, configuration, and change tracking are managed in Code First development. Written in simple language, this guide is ideal for beginners and professional .NET developers building modern, scalable applications using Entity Framework Core and SQL Server.
• Architecture of Azure Command Launcher for JavaNov 28, 2025. Simplify Azure operations in Java with the Azure Command Launcher. Its layered architecture and execution pipeline ensure maintainable, scalable, and testable cloud integrations.
• Command Routing and Prioritization Patterns at ScaleNov 25, 2025. Scale command handling with routing & prioritization! Learn patterns for high-volume systems, ensuring fairness, SLAs, isolation, and predictable load behavior.
• Animations using WPFNov 04, 2025. Animations in WPF
• MultiThreading in WPFNov 04, 2025. MultiThreading in WPF
• Mastering Node.js CLI Tools: Building Your Own Developer UtilitiesNov 01, 2025. Build custom Node.js CLI tools to automate tasks & boost productivity! This guide covers setup, argument parsing, error handling, & npm publishing. Create utilities like git or npm!
• Uploading Files and Folders to GitHubOct 28, 2025. Learn how to upload files and folders to GitHub using the web UI or command line. Perfect for beginners and experienced users. Master Git basics and best practices!
• Command-Query Separation: Ask Questions Without Changing AnswersOct 26, 2025. Master Command-Query Separation (CQS) for cleaner, more predictable code! Learn how to separate commands and queries to avoid side effects and bugs.
• Tell, Don't Ask: Write Code That Commands, Not Queries in C#Oct 26, 2025. Master the Tell, Don't Ask principle in C# for cleaner, more maintainable object-oriented code. Refactor from queries to commands for SOLID design!
• Build a Bash Terminal Agent Using NVIDIA Nemotron Nano v2 in 1 HourOct 26, 2025. Follow a detailed, step-by-step guide to create a natural-language Bash terminal agent using the open-source NVIDIA Nemotron Nano 9B v2 model. Learn prerequisites, architecture, code snippets, safety considerations, and how to extend this system for practical workflows.
• Visual Studio: Basic Commands and Keywords Every Developer Should KnowOct 24, 2025. Boost your coding productivity in Visual Studio by mastering essential keyboard shortcuts, common C# keywords, and beginner tips. Learn how to code faster, debug efficiently, and streamline your development workflow.
• Mastering Essential Git CommandsOct 15, 2025. Unlock the power of Git! This guide provides a comprehensive overview of essential Git commands for version control. Learn to initialize repositories, commit changes, manage branches, merge code, and collaborate effectively with teams. Master these fundamental commands to streamline your development workflow, track project history, and confidently manage your codebase. Perfect for beginners and experienced developers seeking a Git refresher.
• Gemini CLI Cheat Sheet Oct 13, 2025. Master the Gemini CLI with this comprehensive cheat sheet! Quickly install, configure, and utilize Google's AI-powered terminal assistant. From basic commands to advanced tools, learn to generate code, refactor, fix bugs, and more. Includes setup, usage, troubleshooting, and pro tips for efficient workflow. Boost your productivity with this essential reference!
• Getting started with Gemini CLIOct 13, 2025. Unlock the power of Google's Gemini AI models directly in your terminal with Gemini CLI! This open-source command-line agent lets you inspect, fix, refactor, test, and document code using natural language. Stay in your terminal and treat AI as a peer developer. Learn how to install, configure, and use Gemini CLI for enhanced productivity. Explore advanced features, troubleshoot common issues, and discover future roadmap highlights.
• Bitcoin Mining on Raspberry Pi (2025): Full Setup, Commands, and Profit RealityOct 12, 2025. Step-by-step guide to run Bitcoin mining on a Raspberry Pi in 2025. Covers wallets, pools, BFGMiner build, USB ASICs, monitoring, security, and profitability limits.
• Stopping Ghost Commands: How to Detect Replay Attacks in Life-Critical IoT Devices Using PythonOct 10, 2025. This article dives into detecting and preventing these insidious threats, using a smart insulin pump scenario as a compelling example. Learn how to implement timestamp and nonce-based defenses in Python to ensure command freshness and integrity. Safeguard your IoT systems with practical, real-time techniques and best practices to mitigate risks in healthcare and beyond.
• How to build a custom extension (plugin) for Gemini CLI?Oct 09, 2025. Unlock the full potential of Gemini CLI by building custom extensions! This comprehensive guide walks you through designing, developing, testing, and publishing your own Gemini CLI extension. Learn to integrate custom tools, APIs, and domain knowledge, create shareable workflows, and enhance your terminal AI agent with tailored functionality. Includes practical examples, security best practices, and a ready-to-download project to get you started quickly. Supercharge your productivity and streamline your development process with Gemini CLI extensions!
• Introduction to Git and Version ControlOct 09, 2025. Learn the fundamentals of Git, the leading version control system. This guide covers everything from understanding Git's core concepts like repositories, staging, and branching, to practical steps for installation and basic commands. Master collaboration, track changes effectively, and streamline your software development workflow.
• How to Fix npm install Command Not WorkingOct 08, 2025. Struggling with 'npm install' errors? This guide provides a comprehensive, step-by-step troubleshooting approach to resolve common issues preventing npm from installing packages correctly. From clearing the cache and verifying Node.js installation to checking proxy settings and updating npm, learn how to fix npm install problems on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Get back to coding quickly with these proven solutions!
• Command Query Responsibility SegregationSep 24, 2025. Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) separates read and write operations into distinct models, enhancing scalability and performance. Ideal for complex, read-heavy applications and event-driven microservices, CQRS offers optimized read models and better separation of concerns. However, it introduces complexity, eventual consistency challenges, and infrastructure overhead, making it unsuitable for simple CRUD applications. Weigh the pros and cons carefully before implementation.
• SQL: The Language of DatabasesSep 18, 2025. This article provides a comprehensive overview of SQL, the standard language for relational databases. Learn core features, basic commands (CREATE, INSERT, SELECT, UPDATE, DELETE), and why SQL is essential for web development, data analytics, and business intelligence. Master SQL for efficient data management and a valuable skill in today's tech landscape.
• Top GitHub Copilot Shortcuts and Commands for Faster CodingAug 26, 2025. Unlock peak coding efficiency with GitHub Copilot! Discover essential shortcuts and commands for VS Code and JetBrains IDEs to accept, cycle, and dismiss suggestions faster. Boost your productivity now!
• Useful Cisco Switch Verification CommandsAug 22, 2025. Master essential Cisco switch verification commands! This guide provides a comprehensive overview of commands to check switch health, interface status, VLAN configurations, MAC address tables, port security, and spanning tree protocol (STP). Learn to diagnose network issues, ensure optimal performance, and maintain a stable and secure network environment.
• What is the purpose of npm, package-lock.json, and the command npm ci?Aug 14, 2025. This article explains what npm is, the role of package-lock.json, and the purpose of the npm ci command in Node.js projects, using clear and simple language with examples.
• Build a Simple Command-Line To-Do List App in PythonAug 05, 2025. This article walks readers through building a lightweight command-line To-Do List application in Python. The project teaches basic Python concepts like lists, file handling (saving/loading tasks), user interaction via menus, and simple persistence. It’s perfect for beginners who want a useful utility and a foundation to expand into GUI or web versions.
• Git Cheatsheet: Complete Guide to Git CommandsJul 28, 2025. This GitHub cheatsheet covers essential Git commands for setup, daily workflows, branching, merging, stashing, tagging, pull requests, and more—ideal for beginners and developers managing code with Git and GitHub.
• Command the Content: Mastering Leading CMS Platforms for Seamless Digital ManagementJul 21, 2025. This article provides a structured overview of CMS fundamentals and guides you through mastering the use of these leading platforms.
• 🚀 Docker Workflow with Important CommandsJul 14, 2025. Learn the essential Docker workflow: write a Dockerfile, build images, run containers, manage them, and use Docker Compose. Plus, review key Docker interview questions from basics to advanced concepts.
• Master Dockerfile Instructions: FROM, WORKDIR, COPY, RUN, EXPOSE, ENTRYPOINTJul 03, 2025. A simple article to key Dockerfile instructions: FROM, WORKDIR, COPY, RUN, EXPOSE, ENTRYPOINT. Understand each with examples and a memory trick (FWCREE) to easily build and run Docker containers.
• Modern CQRS and Messaging in .NET with WolverineJun 30, 2025. Learn how to use Wolverine, a powerful .NET message bus library, to handle commands, publish events, and schedule background tasks in a simple console app with zero boilerplate and full CQRS support.
• Introduction to Git and SourceTreeJun 09, 2025. Git is a free and open-source version control system that allows developers to collaborate on projects efficiently. SourceTree is a powerful visual Git client that simplifies the process of using Git.
• Beginner’s Guide to Git Interview QuestionsJun 02, 2025. A beginner-friendly guide to Git covering key concepts, commands, workflows, and Git vs. GitHub. Learn to manage code, collaborate, and prepare for interviews with real-world examples and step-by-step explanations.
• Understanding DBCC Commands in SQL Server: Use Cases and ImportanceMay 31, 2025. Learn the essentials of DBCC commands in SQL Server—powerful tools for monitoring, maintaining, and troubleshooting databases. Mastering them ensures performance optimization, deadlock resolution, and proactive database health checks.
• Getting Hands-On with the Docker MCP CLIMay 04, 2025. Learn how to use the Docker MCP CLI with real-world examples, clear commands, and step-by-step guidance tailored for beginners and devs alike.
• How to Use Copilot Slash Commands in Visual StudioApr 21, 2025. Discover how commands like /generate, /explain, and /tests can help you write code, fix errors, add documentation, and create unit tests more efficiently. Boost your productivity today.
• Getting Started with Docker's new CLI Model RunnerApr 02, 2025. Learn how to install, configure, and use Docker Model CLI to run AI models effortlessly. A beginner-friendly guide with hands-on examples!
• How to Change Time in LinuxFeb 25, 2025. This article covers how to check, set, and synchronize system time using commands like date, timedatectl, and NTP. Whether adjusting manually or syncing with a time server, learn how to manage time effectively in Linux.
• Design Patterns for Scalable ASP.NET MVC ApplicationsJan 31, 2025. Discover key design patterns like Repository, Unit of Work, Dependency Injection, Factory, Singleton, and Command to enhance the scalability, maintainability, and testability of your ASP.NET MVC applications.
• Build Cross-Platform Apps with .NET MAUI Blazor HybridJan 21, 2025. There is a way to combine the capabilities of .NET MAUI and Blazor to create applications with a single codebase that works on mobile, desktop, and web platforms. In this article, I will demonstrate how to achieve this.
• How to Install Docker Engine on UbuntuJan 21, 2025. Learn how to install Docker Engine on Ubuntu with this step-by-step article. Simplify containerized app development and deployment effortlessly.
• Azure CLI CommandsJan 03, 2025. This article explores key commands for deploying, managing, and monitoring resources, simplifying tasks like creating virtual machines, managing storage, and configuring networks directly from the command line.
• Docker Desktop 4.37: AI Catalog Access and Command-Line ControlDec 19, 2024. Docker Desktop 4.37 introduces AI Catalog access, command-line management, component upgrades, and bug fixes, streamlining modern development workflows.
• Use of ItemsControl in WPF C# for Flexible UI DesignNov 19, 2024. This guide explores data binding, templates, and customization techniques for crafting sophisticated layouts. Enhance your WPF skills and unlock the full potential of ItemsControl for efficient UI development.
• How to Create a ListView Command Set ExtensionNov 12, 2024. A ListView Command Set extension in SharePoint customizes the command bar or context menu of lists/libraries. It allows adding buttons that trigger custom actions, such as displaying alerts, showing selected items, or integrating with external systems.
• An Overview of the Implementation of ValidationRules in WPF C#Oct 27, 2024. In WPF, the ValidationRule class enables custom validation for user input in controls like TextBox. By extending the ValidationRule and overriding the Validate method, specific input criteria can be enforced.
• Dependency Properties in WPF: Benefits, Usage, and Examples in C#Oct 21, 2024. A Dependency Property in WPF is a specialized property supported by the WPF property system. It enables data binding, styling, animation, and value inheritance. This system improves memory efficiency and provides automatic change notifications, making it essential for dynamic, data-driven applications.
• Basic Linux CommandsOct 06, 2024. Learn about basic Linux commands including listing files and managing directories as part of fundamental of DevOps.
• TypeScript command 'tsc' not running in Terminal and PowerShellOct 06, 2024. This series of articles will discuss a specific feature for PowerShell programming.
• Check which process deleted the files on WindowSep 28, 2024. Enable event logging to identify the process causing deletion operations. Set up folder auditing by adjusting security properties, adding auditing entries, and running AuditPol commands.
• Detailed use of Action Delegate in C#Sep 11, 2024. In C#, the Action delegate represents a method that does not return a value and can accept up to 16 parameters. It's useful for passing methods as arguments, callbacks, and event handling. It supports lambda expressions and anonymous methods, making code more concise. Unlike Func<T>, Action always returns void.
• Learning About Docker Basics in Minutes - Docker FileAug 20, 2024. Building a Docker image involves using commands like FROM, CMD, EXPOSE, WORKDIR, ENV, COPY, RUN, and USER in a Docker file. These commands define the base image, set up environment variables, copy files, and execute commands to create a deployable container for various applications.
• Learn Use of Converters in WPF C#Aug 20, 2024. In WPF, IValueConverter and IMultiValueConverter are used to transform data for UI binding. IValueConverter converts single values (e.g., boolean to visibility), while IMultiValueConverter handles multiple values (e.g., combining first and last names).
• Running .NET Core Application using Docker ContainerAug 13, 2024. Creating a microservice with .NET 8.0 and Docker. It covers installing .NET, setting up a .NET Core API project, creating a Dockerfile, and building and running a Docker image. Learn to verify images, run containers, and explore container contents using Docker commands and Docker Desktop.
• Running PowerShell Inside Docker ContainerAug 06, 2024. This approach leverages the flexibility of Docker and the powerful scripting capabilities of PowerShell, facilitating cross-platform development, streamlined deployments, and efficient DevOps workflows.
• CQRS Design Pattern and Its Use CaseAug 05, 2024. In this article, we will explore its use cases in microservices and domain-driven design, focusing on event sourcing, command and query handling, and optimized data management.
• T-SQL Script for Purging Tables with Foreign Key ReferencesAug 02, 2024. This article provides a comprehensive T-SQL script for purging tables in SQL Server, including those with foreign key references, ensuring data integrity and correct order of operations. Ideal for SQL Developers, Data Engineers, and DBAs seeking efficient data management solutions.
• Connecting to a MySQL Database Over LAN Using SQL WorkbenchJul 22, 2024. Learn how to connect to a MySQL database over a local area network (LAN) using SQL Workbench. This guide covers finding the IP address of the MySQL server, configuring it for remote access, setting up firewall rules, and establishing a connection from a client machine.
• Executing Commands with ADO.NETJul 22, 2024. Explore how to use ADO.NET’s SqlCommand class for executing SQL queries and stored procedures in .NET applications. This guide covers setting up SqlConnection, using methods like ExecuteNonQuery, ExecuteScalar, and ExecuteReader, and preventing SQL injection with parameterized queries.
• Getting Started with ADO.NETJul 22, 2024. ADO.NET (ActiveX Data Objects . NET) is a set of classes in the .NET Framework that provides access to data sources such as SQL Server, Oracle, and other databases. It is a part of the larger .NET ecosystem, enabling developers to interact with data in a structured and efficient manner.
• Implementing CQRS and Event Sourcing with .NET CoreJul 19, 2024. This article explores implementing CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation) and Event Sourcing with .NET Core. It covers the basics of CQRS and Event Sourcing, including commands, queries, and event storage.
• Wrapper Class vs. Object Composition with UseCaseJul 18, 2024. Explore Wrapper Classes and Object Composition in object-oriented programming. Learn how wrappers adapt interfaces and enhance functionality without altering code, ideal for legacy systems.
• Comprehensive Guide to Angular CLI CommandsJul 17, 2024. Discover the ultimate resource for mastering Angular CLI commands with our comprehensive guide. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, this guide covers everything from installation and configuration to advanced command usage.
• Understanding the -fsSL Command in DockerJun 28, 2024. Discover the meaning and usage of the -fsSL command in Docker, how it enhances automation and simplifies Docker-related tasks, ensuring smooth operations.
• Sharepoint Framework Property Pane Jun 28, 2024. SharePoint Framework (SPFx) offers a client-side model for developing web parts and pages in SharePoint, leveraging modern web technologies and supporting seamless integration with SharePoint data.
• Copying Footers Between SharePoint Sites Using PnP PowerShellJun 24, 2024. I've been extensively using SharePoint and the PnP PowerShell module, which simplifies tasks with easy command sets and detailed documentation. Notably, copying a footer between SharePoint sites is straightforward with PnP.
• How to do .NET 8 Migration with Existing Tools?Jun 19, 2024. Microsoft's technology ecosystem spans desktop, web, and mobile apps, each requiring specific frameworks. To upgrade applications effectively, use Visual Studio 2022 with .NET Framework or Core, and the Upgrade assistant extension.
• Top 50 Linux Interview Questions and AnswersJun 18, 2024. Unlock your potential with "The Ultimate Linux Interview Question and Answer Handbook." This comprehensive guide covers essential Linux topics, from basic commands to advanced system administration and troubleshooting.
• Creating a Web Resource Based on React TypeScript in Dynamics 365Jun 13, 2024. Integrating React and TypeScript with Dynamics 365 enables developers to build responsive and maintainable user interfaces. This approach leverages modern web practices for enhanced performance, reusable components, and seamless integration into Dynamics 365 environments.
• Convert an Embedded Resource into an XML File in WPF C#Jun 06, 2024. When working with embedded resources in a WPF application, it is important to follow specific steps to guarantee that your resources are properly included in the assembly and can be accessed during runtime.
• MongoDB Cheat Sheet: Essential Commands and OperationsJun 04, 2024. The MongoDB Cheat Sheet is your go-to guide for essential commands and operations. Covering installation, setup, CRUD operations, indexing, aggregation, data modeling, and more, it simplifies database management.
• An Overview and Guide to GitJun 01, 2024. It covers essential concepts, commands, and workflows, providing step-by-step instructions for beginners and best practices for advanced users. Learn how to manage your code efficiently and collaborate seamlessly with Git.
• How to Remove Extra Column from DataGrid WPF ControlMay 31, 2024. The WPF DataGrid often displays an extra column due to default behavior. This issue arises when the source data contains fewer columns than displayed. By adjusting the XAML code and setting the ColumnWidth attribute to "*", the extra column can be removed, ensuring proper alignment of data in the DataGrid.
• What is Alibaba Cloud Command Line Interface (Alibaba Cloud CLI)May 28, 2024. Alibaba Cloud CLI offers robust features for cloud resource management, allowing users to call the APIs of Alibaba Cloud using command lines, thus eliminating the need to log on to the console.
• SQL Command TypesMay 28, 2024. SQL, or Structured Query Language, is essential for managing data in relational databases (RDBMS). It enables tasks like retrieving, updating, inserting, and deleting data. SQL commands are categorized into DDL, DML, DCL, TCL, and DQL, facilitating comprehensive database management and security.
• Understanding the Singleton Pattern in C#May 27, 2024. The Singleton pattern is one of the most commonly used design patterns in software engineering. It falls under the category of creational patterns and ensures that a class has only one instance while providing a global point of access to that instance.
• How to Create and Use Local NuGet Package in Dot NetMay 20, 2024. NuGet is the package manager for dot net. Developers can create, share, and consume essential dot net libraries. NuGet client tools provide the ability to produce and consume these libraries as packages. Moreover package increase the code reusability.
• Command Query Responsibility Segregation and its EvolutionMay 14, 2024. Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) separates read and write operations in system architecture, enhancing scalability and performance. This article explores its need, evolution, and implementation in .NET Web API Core with sample code.
• Primary Key in SQL: Syntax, Usages, and ExampleMay 14, 2024. A primary key in SQL uniquely identifies each record in a database table. It ensures data integrity and efficient data retrieval. Defined using the CREATE TABLE or ALTER TABLE commands, a primary key can be a single column or a composite key.
• Unlocking the Power of Linux File PermissionsMay 06, 2024. In this article, we will Explore the potency of Linux file permissions, ensuring security and control over system resources. Master chmod, user/group management, and access levels for robust security.
• Utilization of DataGrid VS ListBox in WPF C#Apr 22, 2024. In WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation), the DataGrid and ListBox are two powerful controls that serve different purposes and are suitable for different scenarios
• Let's Create WPF Blazor Hybrid AppApr 15, 2024. Unlock the potential of WPF and Blazor by combining their strengths in a hybrid application. Let's seamlessly blend the rich, desktop-centric features of WPF with the modern, web-enabled capabilities of Blazor to create a versatile and powerful application that delivers the best of both worlds.
• Passing Values Between Tasks in Azure DevOps PipelineMar 26, 2024. In this article, we will learn efficient inter-task communication in Azure DevOps pipelines. Discover how to pass values between tasks using the task.setvariable logging command, streamlining your pipeline automation.
• Exploring Inter-Process Communication in WPF Using Named PipesMar 19, 2024. In a WPF application, inter-process connectivity typically involves communication between different components or modules within the same application or between separate WPF applications running on the same system or across different systems.
• Exploring Various Triggers and Their Applications in WPFMar 11, 2024. Triggers play a crucial role in defining interactions and behaviors within the WPF user interface. This article explores the various types of triggers in WPF and their implementation within the MVVM pattern. Property triggers, data triggers, event triggers, and multi-data triggers.
• Static Resource vs Dynamic Resource in WPFMar 11, 2024. Delve into WPF's resource binding, exploring both static and dynamic approaches. Static binding offers performance benefits and compile-time validation, while dynamic binding allows runtime updates, enabling dynamic theming. Happy coding!
• Quick SQL Refresher Feb 28, 2024. The Quick SQL Refresher provides a concise cheat sheet for SQL, covering essential concepts, keys, commands (DDL, DML, DQL, DCL, TCL), constraints, clauses, T-SQL fundamentals, joins, functions, exception handling, indexes, views, stored procedures, transaction control, triggers, and cursors.
• Creating a Personalized Waiting Window in .NET 6, 7, 8 WPFFeb 26, 2024. A custom loader in a WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) .Net 6,7,8 application serves the purpose of indicating to the user that the application is performing a task or operation that may take some time to complete.
• Implementing a Custom Loader in WPF with MVVMFeb 06, 2024. A custom loader in a WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) application serves the purpose of indicating to the user that the application is performing a task or operation that may take some time to complete.
• CesiumJS Sample in WPF ApplicationFeb 06, 2024. This project streamlines CesiumJS integration into a WPF app, leveraging powerful geospatial visualization. Learn to inject KML files, define locations, create lines, and manage KML loading. Follow the steps to embed CesiumJS, set up HTML, and integrate with WPF using CefSharp.
• Explain about Git and GitHubFeb 01, 2024. Git is a powerful, open-source distributed version control system designed by Linus Torvalds for efficient project management. Developers use Git for version control, tracking code changes, and collaborating. GitHub, a platform utilizing Git, facilitates collaborative coding, project hosting, and version control.
• Command Line Arguments in C ProgrammingJan 30, 2024. Programming can be powerfully customized with command line options without requiring changes to the code. In this article, we will learn how command line arguments in C programming empower users to modify a program's behavior, providing flexibility and adaptability without altering the source code.
• Working with Modern Command Bar Designer in PowerAppsJan 25, 2024. In this article we will discuss about modern command designer and how it is becoming more popular alternative to RibbonWorkBench. We will discuss various Use Cases followed by a demo discussing step by step process for the same.
• What is Command Pattern in C#? Jan 25, 2024. The Command Pattern, a behavioral design pattern in C#, transforms requests into stand-alone objects, promoting decoupling between sender and receiver. It enhances flexibility, undo/redo capabilities, and ease of command integration.
• Validation Rules in WPFJan 19, 2024. We need validation rules to play a crucial role in maintaining data accuracy and consistency within an application. Learn to enhance the WPF user experience by implementing email pattern-matching validation.
• How to Develop a Custom Message Box in .NET 6,7,8 for WPF?Jan 18, 2024. As used in software development, the term "custom message box" describes a dialog box or pop-up window that is created and implemented with unique features, looks, and functionality instead of depending on the built-in or operating system-provided standard message box.
• Docker Swarm: Transforming Container OrchestrationJan 12, 2024. Explore the dynamic world of Docker Swarm, where machines become nodes, managers orchestrate, and containers dance in perfect harmony
• Microservices Development Using CQRS Architectural Design Pattern in Microsoft Asp.net Core Web API Dec 28, 2023. The Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) pattern is an architectural principle that separates the responsibility for handling commands (write operations that change state) from queries (read operations that retrieve state). It advocates having separate models for reading and writing data.Components of CQRS: Command: Represents an action that mutates the system's state.Query: Represents a request for data retrieval without changing the system's state.Command Handler: Responsible for executing commands and updating the system's state.Query Handler: Responsible for handling read requests and returning data in response to queries.Command Model: Contains the logic and rules necessary to process commands and update the data store.Query Model: Optimized for querying and presenting data to users, often involving denormalized or optimized data structures tailored for specific queries.Key Principles: Separation of Concerns: Splitting the responsibilities of reading and writing data helps in maintaining simpler, more focused models for each task.Performance Optimization: Enables independent scaling of read and write operations. The read model can be optimized for query performance without affecting the write model.Flexibility: Allows for different models to be used for reading and writing, which can cater to specific requirements and optimizations for each use case.Complex Domain Logic: Particularly beneficial in domains where read and write logic significantly differ, allowing tailored models for each type of operation.Benefits: Scalability: CQRS enables scaling read and write operations independently, optimizing performance.Flexibility and Optimization: Tailoring models for specific tasks allows for better optimization of the system.Complexity Management: Separating concerns can make the system easier to understand and maintain.
• Building To Do Application Using RustDec 15, 2023. In this article, we will learn to build a todo application using Rust Programming Language. This comprehensive guide navigates through creating a To-Do application using Rust. It covers Rust installation, setting up the project with Rocket, and building a functional UI for task management.
• How to Detect Event on Clicks Outside in Angular?Dec 11, 2023. Learn to detect click events outside a component in Angular. Follow step-by-step instructions covering prerequisites, project setup, Bootstrap integration, and directive implementation.