Explains Terraform's base64sha256() and base64sha512() functions with examples, part of a series on built-in interpolation functions.
A technical guide explaining the Terraform base64gzip() function, its syntax, and practical usage examples.
Explains the Terraform base64encode() function, its syntax, and provides practical examples for encoding strings.
A deep dive into debugging a slow ASP.NET MVC request, tracing the root cause to HTTP chunked encoding and its performance implications.
Explores Swift's new @dynamicMemberLookup feature in Swift 4.2, discussing its use, potential pitfalls, and how to make dynamic calls explicit.
Explains how JavaScript engines optimize code using Shapes and Inline Caches, covering interpreters, compilers, and performance.
Explains the Terraform base64decode() function, its syntax, and provides practical examples for decoding base64-encoded strings.
A video introduction to 14 of the most famous and favorite Python libraries and frameworks, including requests, Django, and NumPy.
Guide to integrating legacy NuGet packages with native DLLs into modern .NET Core SDK projects using custom MSBuild configurations.
A guide to setting up a budget-friendly, single-server Kubernetes cluster with persistent storage using Ceph volumes and virtual machines.
Explains how flawed Regular Expressions can cause ReDoS attacks, crippling Node.js services with catastrophic backtracking and high CPU usage.
A developer explains how to automate social media posting for personal branding using Feedly, Zapier, and Buffer.
Explores the benefits and implementation of event-driven architecture for enterprise integration, contrasting it with legacy batch-oriented systems.
A guide to editing and building a Jekyll static site, including adding posts and using code snippets.
A guide to redirecting stderr of a running process using gdb, with a practical example and explanation.
A guide to using Extended Events (XEvents) for advanced tracing and diagnostics in Azure SQL Database, covering setup and specific use cases.
Introduces README Driven Development (RDD), a method for starting projects by writing a detailed README before code to define goals and features.
A technical guide on implementing Markov chains in Swift to generate realistic but nonsensical text from a given corpus.
A developer reports on a collaborative sprint between the Sway and KDE teams to improve Wayland desktop interoperability and protocols.
A data scientist explains why he's attending the eRum 2018 R conference in Budapest instead of useR! this year, and provides details about the event.
