- Optimising Image Processing: Reducing memory consumption and time taken by 80%
- It’s Not Your Code Vol. I: Reducing AWS S3 .NET client LOH allocations by 98%
- Strings Are Evil: Reducing memory allocations from 7.5GB to 32KB
Apparently, there are “true” and “false” operators and you can overload these. But I also wanted to know what are these good for, given I’ve never heard about these.
Many many years ago I wrote a blog post about what .NET Developers ought to know. Unfortunately what was just a list of questions was abused by recruiters and others who used it as a harsh litmus test.
Easy to use and highly flexible!
A jQuery plugin that provides great set of features like, Auto-close, Ajax-loading, Themes, Animations and more.
This plugin is actively developed, I would love you have your suggestions
Have you ever prepared for a certification exam using PDFs or braindumps? If yes, then I think you will agree with me that using practice test software is more comfortable and efficient way to prepare.
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<h1>msg.hidden: {{msg.hidden}}</h1>
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<button (click)="msg.hidden = !msg.hidden">Toggle Message</button>
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<h2 #msg>I am a name!</h2> 
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with 1.3.x, you can't declare a global constructor and use it with ng-controller as I was doing before. You have to create an angular module and add MainController as a controller
I have seen all too many developers stagnate to the point where they are very effective in their chosen field (building web apps with jQuery Mobile on ASP.Net WebForms 3.5) and nearly useless otherwise
Unleashing .NET 9: Key Performance Boosts and Pitfalls Compared to .NET 8
Overall, based on all the tests I conducted; .NET 9 is approximately 1.11 times faster than .NET 8—a notable improvement for an interim release!
