Xuebing Du
One Nice Bug Per Day
Sweet Seals For You, Always
tannertan36
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
Kaledo Art
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Andulka
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
trying on a metaphor
Jules of Nature
祝日 / Permanent Vacation
Show & Tell
YOU ARE THE REASON
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
occasionally subtle
❣ Chile in a Photography ❣
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todays bird
seen from Jamaica
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@kyledhodgson
Analyzing ADSB Data with Postgres, Python and Observable Framework
Since 2020, aircraft flying in North America and Europe must broadcast out Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADSB) data*. I’ve been working on a project, SkyZero.io since September that makes use of this data. Since the aircraft broadcasts are by design readable by anyone with the right radio hardware and software, several networks have cropped up that aggregate flight data. The bigger…
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Alternative Web Frameworks for .NET: Nancy and ServiceStack Tanuj Mathur and I presented at the .NET Unboxed conference about alternative web frameworks for .NET. We compared and contrasted Nancy, ServiceStack and ASP.NET WebAPI. The conference recorded it and published it on YouTube. Check it out!
ServiceStack Cookbook
ServiceStack Cookbook
If you are a .NET developer who is looking for a simpler way to build services, this is the book for you. It will show you how to write fast, maintainable APIs that are a pleasure to use and maintain starting from the database to the client and everything in-between.
Comprehensive coverage of the Redis library, including pub/sub
Ground up instructions on using ORMLite,…
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Microsoft Open Sources .NET - The History Behind the Announcement
Microsoft Open Sources .NET – The History Behind the Announcement
While I’m still surprised at the move, it’s not unprecedented – I think they’ve been letting the open source folks dabble for years now, and they’ve proven that it works.
2007/2008 – MS starts building ASP.NET MVC While thiswasn’t a move to open source anything, it did finally start to seem as though Microsoft wanted to have a web framework that mattered. ASP.NET WebForms had been terrible for…
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The Next Wave
The Current Wave
JavaScript was the "Next Wave" maybe two years ago.
JavaScript is in your database.
JavaScript is on the server.
JavaScript is on the client.
JavaScript is in your network transport.
JavaScript is in your lisp.
JavaScript is testable.
The Next Wave
I think the next wave is something functional, probably Clojure, for all the usual reasons: immutability by default, simple syntax, mature testing and build systems. However, my personal observations have something to do with it too. Having been involved in three different Software Craftsmanship groups over the last 24 months, I've noticed that when we focus on Clojure, more developers show up. If the group turns to Scala, or Erlang, or Go-lang, or anything else really, numbers drop.
I'm not known for making predictions of course, so we'll have to see how it bears out.