It's quiz time, What do you think will be logged❓
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2 then 3 – 83
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1 then 1 – 28
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1 then 3 – 28
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1 then 2 – 28
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👥 167 people voted so far. Poll closed.

And now ... here is the answer. 🤟🏻

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#JavaScript #Async
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Avian 🗂

A lightweight virtual machine and class library designed to provide a useful subset of Java’s features, suitable for building self-contained applications. 💡

The VM is implemented from scratch and designed to be both fast and small.

Efficient

🔸Just-In-Time (JIT) compilation for fast method execution

🔹Generational, copying garbage collection ensures short pause times and good spatial locality

🔸Thread-local heaps provide O(1) memory allocation with no synchronization overhead

🔹Null pointer dereferences are handled via OS signals to avoid unecessary branches

The class library is designed to be as loosely coupled as possible, allowing tools like ProGuard to aggressively isolate the minimum code needed for an application. ⚡️

This translates to smaller downloads and faster startup. ✨

https://t.me/pgimg/135

[ Website ] : readytalk.github.io/avian

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#Java #VM #JIT
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Mastering Docker - Second Edition 📕

Authors 🖊 :
Russ McKendrick
Scott Gallagher

Publisher : Packt ✨

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#Book #Docker
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Dockerise .NET Core Apps 📦

In this tutorial, you will learn how to build and run your first ASP.NET Core docker image. 🔥

We're going to walk through how you would add docker support to a pre-existing code base. 💎

It’s incredibly easy to do. ✅


https://t.me/pgimg/136

[ Article ] : bit.do/dcker

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#AspMvc #Core #Docker
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What was the funniest experience you've ever had related to programming => Asked from Lino Tadros❓

The funniest experience I had was during the Delphi 3 development cycle when I had a serious problem running one of the builds on my machine and after wasting almost 4 hours, I went to Anders and Chuck and requested help. 🙏🏻

Anders ( Anders Hejlsberg ) and Chuck came to my office, sat down next to each other in front of my machine and started debugging delphi32.exe inside of TD32. 🐞

I sat behind them watching. 👀

Few minutes later, Anders pointed to the CPU window at some bits and told Chuck :
"Look Chuck, this byte is not supposed to be here, this is a pcked record." 😦

Chuck looked at it for 5 seconds and confirmed. ✅

Then Anders looked at me and said :
"Lino, during the install from the network, one of the packages shifted 1 byte to the left for some reason, delete the package and reinstall." 😨

That was funny because I felt like I had the wrong job and that I should consider opening a hot dog stand somewhere instead of software development. 😶

These folks are Gods❗️

🔹🔸🔹🔸

Anders Hejlsberg 👾 :

He was the original author of Turbo Pascal and the chief architect of Delphi. 👐🏻

He currently works for Microsoft as the lead architect of C# and core developer on TypeScript. 💎

🔸🔹🔸🔹

https://t.me/pgimg/137

[ Wikipedia ] : bit.do/anHej
[ Full Interview ] : bit.do/linO

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#Fun #Interview
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Strings Are Evil 👺

Reducing memory allocations from 7.5GB to 32KB. 😵

In this article we will explore potential optimisations to the import process specifically within the context of reducing memory during the import process. ✅

This article is awesome❗️


https://t.me/pgimg/138

[ Article ] : bit.do/StraE

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#CSharp #Performance
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Insidious Dependencies 🤷🏻‍♂️

In the last year or so I’ve really seen the light on how to really write loosely-coupled code. 💎

I thought I knew something about this concept before – I mean, I knew loose coupling was good, generally speaking, and I knew data abstraction was one of the key ways to limit dependencies between classes. ✅

However, I didn’t realize that I was unintentionally adding all kinds of coupling into my applications despite my best efforts to the contrary. ⛔️

Let’s talk about some dependencies, including some obvious ones, as well as some insidious dependencies that lurk in most applications I’ve seen. 🗂

Insidious dependencies ❌ :
• File System
• Email
• Web Service & Requests
• DateTime.Now
• Configuration
• New ...


https://t.me/pgimg/139

[ Article ] : bit.do/indP

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#CleanCode #Dependency
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Coravel ⏰

.NET Core meets Laravel : Scheduling, Queuing, etc. ✨

Features 💎 :
• Task Scheduling
• Queuing

Tired of using cron and Windows Task Scheduler❓

Want to use something easy that ties into your existing code❓

In Startup.cs, put this in ConfigureServices() 👾 :

services.AddScheduler(scheduler =>
{
scheduler.Schedule(
() => Console.WriteLine("Run at 1pm utc during week days."))
.DailyAt(13, 00)
.Weekday();
});

Easy enough❓

Look at the documentation to see what methods are available❗️


https://t.me/pgimg/140

[ Github ] : bit.do/corevl

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#AspMvc #Core #Scheduler
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All You Need To Know About CSS-in-JS 🌈

Thinking in components — No longer do you have to maintain bunch of style-sheets. CSS-in-JS abstracts the CSS model to the component level, rather than the document level (modularity). 🗂


What is CSS-in-JS❓

JSS is a more powerful abstraction over CSS. 🦋

It uses JavaScript as a language to describe styles in a declarative and maintainable way. 🗣

It is a high performance JS to CSS compiler which works at runtime and server-side. 💎

This core library is low level and framework agnostic. ✨

It is about 6KB (minified and gzipped) and is extensible via plugins API. 💉


https://t.me/pgimg/141

[ Article ] : kutt.it/jss

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#CSS #JavaScript #JSS
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HTTPS explained with carrier pigeons ⚡️

Cryptography can be a hard subject to understand. It’s full of mathematical proofs. 🤷🏻‍♂️

But unless you are actually developing cryptographic systems, much of that complexity is not necessary to understand what is going on at a high level. 💎

If you opened this article hoping to create the next HTTPS protocol, I’m sorry to say that pigeons won’t be enough. 🕊

Otherwise, brew some coffee and enjoy the article. ☕️


https://t.me/pgimg/142

[ Article ] : kutt.it/https

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#HTTPS #Cryptography
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Animate Calligraphy with SVG in CSS 🦋

From time to time at Stackoverflow, the question pops up whether there is an equivalent to the stroke-dashoffset technique for animating the SVG stroke that works for the fill attribute. 🤔

But upon closer inspection, what the questions are really trying to ask is something like this :

How do you animate calligraphy ⁉️

This article answers this question. ✨


https://t.me/pgimg/143

[ Article ] : https://kutt.it/g0QuEh

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#HTML #CSS #FrontEnd
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Have Continuous Integration with Jenkins in 30 mins ⚡️

If you are building and deploying code within Visual Studio and find its hard to scale up a team of developers, few things can alleviate your pain better than a Continuous Integration (CI) System. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Never heard of continuous integration or you don’t know if it’s right for you❓

This article will help you to get started. 💎


https://t.me/pgimg/144

[ Article ] : kutt.it/jenkins

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#CI #Jenkins #DotNet
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Card Surge 🌈

Designing cards takes tweaking subtle details, and an easier to use playground makes finding the right styles faster. 🏃🏻

Card Surge is a playground for designing cards in a web interface. ✨

Designing cards that look 🔥 takes careful tweaking and attention to detail, and Card Surge makes it easy. 🙅🏻‍♂️

Take existing styles from well designed sites and use them as a starting point, or begin playing with your own. Copy the code out into your own project once your done. 💎


https://t.me/pgimg/145

[ Website ] : card.surge.sh

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#CSS #UI #Cards
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How to Stop Using Callbacks and Start Living ⚛️

Javascript has two major ways of dealing with asynchronous tasks - callbacks and Promises. 🤝

In general Promises are considered easier to use and to maintain than callbacks. ✅

But in reality even Promises alone won’t make you happy. 🤬

Asynchronous code may still be quite difficult to read and to understand. 🤯

Therefore third-party libraries, e.g. co, provided means to write a synchronous-like asynchronous code. 🗃

I personally prefer everything in the world to be as clear and beautiful as redux-saga. ✨

But not everybody is lucky to work with React and Redux to be able to use sagas. ⛔️

This article will show that in modern Javascript it is not difficult to write a well structured and easy to understand asynchronous code without using any third-party libraries.💎


https://t.me/pgimg/146

[ Article ] : kutt.it/call

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#JavaScript #CleanCode
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How to use SVG as a Placeholder, and Other Image Loading Techniques 🌈

I’m passionate about image performance optimization and making images load fast on the web.⚡️

One of the most interesting areas of exploration is placeholders : what to show when the image hasn’t loaded yet. 🤷🏻‍♂️

During the last days I have come across some loading techniques that use SVG, and I would like to describe them in this post. 🔥


In this post we will go through these topics :

• Overview of different types of placeholders 🗂

• SVG-based placeholders (edges, shapes and silhouettes) 👤

• Automating the process. ♻️


https://t.me/pgimg/147

[ Article ] : kutt.it/placeux

From : @Dexign

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#UX #Design
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What's This and Can I Delete It❓ Examining a Default ASP.NET Core MVC Project 💥

I have a very simple two-step process I use whenever I create or join a new project.☝🏻

I examine each folder and file, and ask "what's this, and can I delete it❓"

After all, deleting things (or demolishing them, as may be appropriate) is so, so satisfying. 😃

I would be much happier deleting all code that ever existed. 🗂

To that end, we're going to examine a default ASP.NET Core project, created with ASP.NET Core 2.1 and Visual Studio 2017, to see what we absolutely have to keep and what can be thrown away. 💎

Let's get deleting❗️


https://t.me/pgimg/148

[ Article ] : kutt.it/NCtImP

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#AspMvc #Core
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How does RSA work❓

RSA is an asymmetric system , which means that a key pair will be generated, a public key and a private key, obviously you keep your private key secure and pass around the public one. 🌍

The algorithm was published in the 70’s by Ron Rivest, Adi Shamir, and Leonard Adleman, hence RSA , and it sort of implement’s a trapdoor function such as Diffie’s one. 🛅

RSA is rather slow so it’s hardly used to encrypt data , more frequently it is used to encrypt and pass around symmetric keys which can actually deal with encryption at a faster speed. 🏃🏻

https://t.me/pgimg/149


How does it work❓

This videos simply shows that how does it work 🌀 :

[ Part 1 ] : kutt.it/rsa1
[ Part 2 ] : kutt.it/rsa2

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#Cryptography #RSA
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