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You Don’t Need JavaScript Native Methods!

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I'm sure you have come across something like, you don't need Lodash, Underscore or Ramda, but...
I'm sure you have come across something like, you don't need Lodash, Underscore or Ramda, but this is the opposite.

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Data Modeling in Elasticsearch: Using Nested Queries and Parent-Child Relationships

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Code Smell 247 - Javascript Function Naming

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Some names in immature languages break the [bijection] principle. Avoid ambiguous or bad names. Wrap with...
Some names in immature languages break the [bijection] principle. Avoid ambiguous or bad names. Wrap with your functions. Use mature languages. Don't use *replace()* instead of *replaceAll()* in your code. Use *replaceFirst()* if you need to change only the first occurrence.

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The 30-Day .NET Challenge - Day 22: Use Array Pool

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ArrayPool is a mechanism to recycle temporary buffers and optimize performance by reducing garbage collection cycles....
ArrayPool is a mechanism to recycle temporary buffers and optimize performance by reducing garbage collection cycles. It is part of the System.Buffers namespace and provides temporary arrays, thereby reducing the need for frequent memory allocations and GC. It can significantly enhance performance, but there are best practices to ensure its effective use.

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Code Smell 246 - Modeling Expiration Dates

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In many systems, the expiry date of a credit card is often represented by simply using...
In many systems, the expiry date of a credit card is often represented by simply using a Date object. This can lead to potential issues and misunderstandings, especially when dealing with operations such as comparisons and calculations. It's generally considered a better practice to represent the expiration date with an adequate object.

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Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Boris Bugor, Senior iOS Developer

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Boris has been working as an iOS Developer for more than five years. His latest article...
Boris has been working as an iOS Developer for more than five years. His latest article was about the OperationQueue upgrade, which is available if you want to synchronize the execution of asynchronous requests. He hopes to inspire other developers to be less focused on established solutions, not use them as the only answer.

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The 30-Day .NET Challenge - Day 21: StringComparison

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The article demonstrates the importance of using StringComparison options for efficient string comparison in.NET. How you...
The article demonstrates the importance of using StringComparison options for efficient string comparison in.NET. How you compare strings can significantly impact your application performance. The ToLower method creates a new string memory allocation for each comparison, leading to unnecessary allocations. The OrdinalIgnoreCase option is ideal for case-insensitive comparisons where cultural rules do not apply.

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The 30-Day .NET Challenge - Day 20: Task vs. ValueTask

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Heap allocations aren’t entirely bad but when an object is allocated on a heap it contributes...
Heap allocations aren’t entirely bad but when an object is allocated on a heap it contributes to the garbage collection cycles which in turn reduces overall application performance. In case of excessive heap allocation, the garbage collector can lead to GC pauses. One approach to optimize resource usage in async code is by using ValueTask syntax.

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Code Smell 245 — Exec() and Eval()

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Don't use metaprogramming. It is not that cool.

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Mastering Go Channels for Elegant Synchronization

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"Mastering Go Channels for Elegant Synchronization" is a comprehensive guide that explores the intricacies of using...
"Mastering Go Channels for Elegant Synchronization" is a comprehensive guide that explores the intricacies of using channels in Go for effective concurrency management. It covers everything from basic declarations and operations to advanced techniques, providing essential insights for developers aiming to enhance their concurrent programming skills in Go.

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The 30-Day .NET Challenge Day 15: Lazy Initialization

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Developers often make objects instantiated as soon as the application starts or when a class is...
Developers often make objects instantiated as soon as the application starts or when a class is instantiated, regardless of whether they are immediately needed or not. The.Net makes it easier to implement using Lazy syntax and also safe. To unlock the full potential of your.Net Application, it’s essential to familiarize yourself with the Lazy class.

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The 30-Day .NET Challenge Day 14: Limit Concurrent Async Operations

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The article highlights the importance of limiting the concurrent asynchronous operations which in turn improves performance....
The article highlights the importance of limiting the concurrent asynchronous operations which in turn improves performance. Prerequisites for Developers include basic understanding of C# programming language and understanding of asynchronous programming using await. The article can be found on GitHub and can be downloaded from: http://www.gitHub.com/uk/sshpinder/30DayChallenge/Main.php.

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The 30-Day .NET Challenge, Day 10: File Paths

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The article demonstrates the built-in functions while working with file system paths. It makes it easier...
The article demonstrates the built-in functions while working with file system paths. It makes it easier to handle file paths. The code below provides the path to the Windows My Documents folder equivalent or the user’s HOME directory, regardless of the operating system, including Linux.

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Blazor Render Mode – How To Avoid Dependency Injection Woes

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This article delves into the complexities of Blazor render modes and their implications for dependency injection...
This article delves into the complexities of Blazor render modes and their implications for dependency injection in web applications. It highlights the challenges faced when debugging event handler failures and offers insights into overcoming render mode hurdles for smoother Blazor development experiences.

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Coding Interview Prep: Mastering Median Statistics in Sliding Windows

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The article delves into the sophisticated problem of calculating the median within a sliding window across...
The article delves into the sophisticated problem of calculating the median within a sliding window across a data series, highlighting its significance in coding interviews and real-world applications such as high-frequency trading and time series analysis. It introduces essential data structures like binary heaps, queues, and lazy deletion dictionaries to efficiently tackle this challenge. By maintaining two heaps (min-heap for the larger half of...

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Boost Your Productivity Ten-Fold With These 17 AI Tools

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In this article, I have compiled some of the most useful developer tools, that will help...
In this article, I have compiled some of the most useful developer tools, that will help you to speed up your daily workflow and improve your productivity.

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The 30-Day .NET Challenge, Day 7: String Built-in Methods Part 2

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The article demonstrates the IndexOfAny() method to locate the initial occurrence of any string from a...
The article demonstrates the IndexOfAny() method to locate the initial occurrence of any string from a chosen array. You utilize LastIndexOf() to pinpoint the last occurrence of a string within another string. To enhance the complexity of the “message” variable by incorporating numerous sets of parentheses, followed by coding to extract the content enclosed within the last set of parentheses.

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Slaying Live Coding Challenges: A Beginner's Guide to Success

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Get ready for your live coding session by mastering step-by-step problem-solving strategies.

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How to Convert Rows to Columns and Columns to Rows in Pandas DataFrame using Python

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In Python, you can use the pandas library to work with tabular data. The core data...
In Python, you can use the pandas library to work with tabular data. The core data type in pandas is the DataFrame. Sometimes, when working with DataFrame data, you may need to convert rows to columns or columns to rows. Here is a simple example demonstrating how to achieve this.

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You're Top Writer Potential But... Did You Make it to the Top 10? 🤔

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HackerNoon editors are back with another edition focusing on keywords, the secret sauce for distribution. Crafting...
HackerNoon editors are back with another edition focusing on keywords, the secret sauce for distribution. Crafting innovative keywords can elevate your story from hundreds to thousands of views. The more new and specific keywords you tag your story with, the higher the chances that you’ll be able to garner views in the thousands. Learn how here.

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8 Valuable Lessons I Learned After My Online Dev Radio Reached 700K+ Listens🙏💖

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To celebrate 700K+ listens on DevTunes FM I decided to write an article where I could...
To celebrate 700K+ listens on DevTunes FM I decided to write an article where I could take you behind the scenes and share some of the most valuable lessons I've learned.

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Either Monad: A Functional Approach to Error Handling in C#.

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The article introduces the Either monad as a sophisticated tool for error handling in C#, contrasting...
The article introduces the Either monad as a sophisticated tool for error handling in C#, contrasting it with the simpler Option monad. Using the LanguageExt library, it demonstrates how Either effectively communicates not just the occurrence of an error, but also its nature, through a practical example involving user retrieval in a repository. By leveraging Either, developers can distinguish between successful outcomes and various...

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26 Stories To Learn About Prototyping

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Safeguarding Concurrent Programs in Java: Thread Safety from an Object Oriented Perspective

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Fundamentally, thread-safety revolves around proper management of the shared state. In absence of such proper management,...
Fundamentally, thread-safety revolves around proper management of the shared state. In absence of such proper management, the program could potentially spiral into an invalid state when executed in a multi-threaded environment.

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