Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL 2) is one of the most popular features for developers on Windows 10 and 11. It has recently been made available on Windows Server 2022. With this addition, you can now run Linux containers on WSL 2 on Windows Server 2022 for development and testing purposes.
آموزش عالی برای کسانی که میخواهند WPF و الگوی MVVM و CODE FIRST رو باهم یاد بگیرند :
At the core of developing a data-driven WPF application is a thorough knowledge of how to use the MVVM Pattern and Entity Framework. In this course, Building an Enterprise App with WPF, MVVM, and Entity Framework Code First, you will learn the skills you need to create high-quality enterprise applications with WPF. First, you'll learn about typical scenarios like communicating between different ViewModels, detecting model changes, and handling many-to-many relations. Next, you'll learn all about creating a tabbed user interface. Finally, you'll explore implementing optimistic concurrency and styling your application. When you're finished with this course, you will have a deep understanding of WPF, MVVM, and Entity Framework that will help you immensely as you move forward and create your own data-driven enterprise application
With the introduction of container support in Windows Server 2016, we open a world of opportunities that takes traditional monolithic applications on a journey to modernize them for better agility.
Choosing the right framework for your projects is a daunting task and can affect the completion of the project in stipulated time period. Five widely used frameworks- AngularJS, ReactJs, Knockout, Backbone and Ember give an option along with putting your knowledge to test to make a smart choice.
Vlog: New Series on Vim in Visual Studio Code!
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Accounting For Software Engineers
The difference between accountants and software engineers, when it comes to accounting systems, is about what we primarily care about. Accountants care about meaning: is the quick ratio in good shape? Is income growing at an expected rate? How do we deal with an upcoming expense? Software engineers care about: will we properly move money around so that the balances are correct given certain latency, concurrency, etc.? Do we have the information required to generate the Income Statement? How do we represent a credit memo?
Integrate Admin Template in ReactJS is today’s leading topic. If you are working on Web Application then admin panel template is neccessary for any application. You need to download the ADMINLTE template from its original website: AdminLTE
The Kubernetes project plans to deprecate Docker Engine support in the kubelet and support for dockershim will be removed in a future release, probably late next year.
