2015 has been a monumental year for Cloud Technology and SaaS in particular. So much has happened, and so much has been discussed, and capturing the very best was not an easy task. Still, I managed to gather what I believe are the top 20 of 2015, from mistakes every SaaS vendor needs to avoid, to insights about the future of Microsoft.
Readings in Database Systems (commonly known as the "Red Book") has offered readers an opinionated take on both classic and cutting-edge research in the field of data management since 1988. Here, we present the Fifth Edition of the Red Book — the first in over ten years.
This is also our first release from the brand new .NET Community Toolkit repository, which will be the home of all our .NET libraries going forward.
01 - The Basics
02 - TreeViews and Value Converters
03 - View Model MVVM Basics
04 - Custom Window Chrome and Styles
05 - Creating Login Form Sign Up Screen
06 - Attached Properties
07 - Storyboard Animations
08 - Advanced View Models Real World
09 - User Controls Side Menu Content
10 - ItemsControl Chat List & Design Time Data
11 - Dependency Injection & Multiple Projects
12 - MVVM View Model Binding to Animations
13 - Complete Page Animation
14 - Create Chat Message Bubbles
15 - Adaptive Control Design with View Model Binding
16 - Chat Message Title Bar Menu
17 - Chat Message Input Box Control
18 - Styling Scrollbars Custom
19 - Creating Popup Menus
20 - Creating Vertical Popup Menu
21 - Custom Dialog System Message Box Popup
22 - Slide Up Settings Menu
23 - Settings Page UI
24 - Advanced Edit Text Control
25 - Advanced Cross-Control Syncing
This post summarizes the answers and my own opinion on where C# and F# shine.
I don’t know how this happened but for the last couple years (at least), whenever I read an author who writes about ORMs, I often see a sentiment like this: “ORMs are fine, just make sure you disable this pesky feature called Lazy Loading”.
It’s like this feature is not even needed and only brings confusion and performance issues to everyone who chooses to use it. Well, as you may guess from the title of this article, I disagree with this point of view completely.
As React celebrates its 11th anniversary in 2024, it’s worth looking ahead to the exciting developments in the React ecosystem. In this blog, we’ll explore various aspects of the ecosystem, building on what was happening in 2023 and what you can expect in the coming year.
jQuery Sortable is a flexible, opinionated sorting plugin. It enables items in a list (or table etc.) to be sorted horizontally and vertically using the mouse. Supports nested lists and pure drag/drop containers. Demo
jQuery Sortable does not depend on jQuery UI and works well with Twitter's Bootstrap (You can even sort the Bootstrap navigation).
C# 7 introduced pattern matching with the extension of the switch statement and the is operator offering the const pattern, the type pattern, and the var pattern. With C# 8 an extension of pattern matching is planned, including the property pattern, the recursive pattern, and a new switch – the switch expression.
