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Scaling Redis

by Ardalis

posted on: November 14, 2022

Redis is a popular open source cache server. When you have a web application that reaches the point of needing more than one front end…Keep Reading →

39 Misconceptions about date and time

by Gérald Barré

posted on: November 14, 2022

This post contains a list of misconceptions about date and time. The explanations are not exhaustive, sometimes it's just counter-examples.#Everybody uses the same calendarNot all countries have adopted the Gregorian calendar at the same time. France, Spain, Italy and a few other countries adopted

Debugging tips and tools

by Gérald Barré

posted on: November 07, 2022

Here are some tips and tools to help you debug your .NET applications. The goal is not to be exhaustive, but to give you some ideas on how to debug your applications. Table Of ContentsRandom tipsIs the code executed?Starting the debugger from the codeDebugging more than one process at a timeObservi

RavenDB Python client API stable release

by Oren Eini

posted on: November 04, 2022

We have just released a new stable release of the RavenDB Python client API. This puts the Python client API for RavenDB on the same level as our other clients, including support for subscriptions, cluster wide transactions, compare exchange, conditional loading, and much more. We also improved the ergonomics of the API and integration with the IDE. Here is an example of writing a non-trivial query using the API, tell us what you think and what you are doing with RavenDB & Python.

Pasting text without formatting

by Gérald Barré

posted on: October 31, 2022

Google Chrome / Microsoft Edge: Ctrl + Shift + VWindows: Win + V, Then click "…" (see more), Then "Paste as text". To use the keyboard, you can press Tab Enter to select the option:Using Windows PowerToys - Paste as Plain Text: Ctrl + Win + VNote: you can change the shortcut in the configurationMic

C# as a System Language recording

by Oren Eini

posted on: October 26, 2022

In just 20 minutes, I try to condense ~15 years of working on a database engine in C# / .NET and show how you can use C# to build system software. I think it ended up being really nice: