I’m reasonably proud of this little bit of elisp. I almost know what is going on. It uses a bit of normal emacs list manipulation stuff and some sugar from dash.el. So far it seems to work. (use-package org2blog :ensure t :config (setq org2blog/wp-blog-al[...]

Tweet CloudWatch Logs is hardly the ideal fit for all your logging needs, fortunately you can easily stream the logs to your preferred log aggregation service with AWS Lambda functions. This is the first of a 3-part mini series on managing your AWS Lambda[...]

I do most of my work in the google-cloud-dotnet github repo (That’s the repo for the Google Cloud Client Libraries for .NET, just to get a quick bit of marketing in there.) We try to keep our build and test dependencies up to date, so I recently updated t[...]

For a while, I’ve had the nagging feeling that there’s something missing with the way that many junior developers learn to write software these days. In a way that I suppose makes me a bit of a curmudgeon, I somewhat long for the days before the prevalenc[...]

Fixes and old and recent community requests are released

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News .NET Core Support in Visual Studio for Mac 7.1 UWP & .NET Standard 2.0: A preview is now available! Mobile Apps with Xamarin.Forms: Architecture and Patterns guidance dotMemory 2017.2[...]

Implement a breadcrumb bar in Angular with PrimeNg A breadcrumb bar is a very important piece of any website. It gives an idea where the user is currently in, from where the user landed on this page and finally allow the user to navigate back to any steps[...]

Tweet You may not realise that you can write AWS Lambda functions in a recursive manner to perform long-running tasks. Here’s two tips to help you do it right. AWS Lambda limits the maximum execution time of a single invocation to 5 minutes. Whilst this l[...]

Unlike the previous tests which have been based on Noda Time, this post is based on some issues I’ve had with my main project at work: the Google Cloud Client Libraries for .NET. Background This is somewhat detailed for those of you who really care about [...]

In the last blog post, I investigated why my Noda Time tests on Travis were running much slower than those on AppVeyor. I resolved a lot of the problem just by making sure I was running release builds on Travis. That left a single test which takes up abou[...]