2 full-time devs from Asia. Profit!
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2 full-time devs from Asia. Profit!
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yup its freelancer com and its very crowded. cheapest labor + ambitious project = horror story
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Yup it is still being used. I just created a .net for clarion to use.
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Docker is working great for me. I have a .net core application that needs to be tested on different .net core runtime (2.0,2.1,2.2). So i created 3 docker containers with different net core runtime running alongside with my application. I will just run those docker images and see if i broke something. Another instance is that i have local application, .net core with PostgreSQL, or with MySQL. Now instead of running a shared database for testing, i can just send my docker images with PostgreSQL or MySQL to our QA/Tester to run on their local machine for testing, alongside with my .net core application in a docker container.
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If you are new to programming i suggest to go for Monolith, then organize your code using like Onion architecture/Clean architecture. After that, you will take-out a module and make into a new service. You can then play around with Istio, it's a managed service mesh. You can deploy it in Kubernetes or individual virtual machine. Caveat, i just started playing around with Kubernetes. And i think Istio will surely help in managing your microservices with load balancing, service-to-service authentication, monitoring, etc. I will look into Istio soon.
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It will be a great learning experience! For the performance i didn't pay attention to it because its just for learning experience. :-) For db support you can go PostgreSql and EF core with this provider: GitHub - npgsql/Npgsql.EntityFrameworkCore.PostgreSQL: Entity Framework Core provider for PostgreSQL[^]
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Since you're going .net core, might as well host it in a linux box for a much lower cost. :)
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Post the work on fiverr.. :-) $5 marketplace
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You can check the documentation in Html Agility Pack - documentation[HTML Agility Pack] It is different from regex. You can hit a breakpoint in "doc" variable and debug, then it will be easier to inspect the elements on how to navigate it.
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It's either your way or Norway...
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It will cause an error because you are assigning IQueryable to List. You can try this:
results = query.Where(predicate).ToList(); // <===== TO LIST HERE
return results
I didn't used PredicateBuilder but i used System.Linq.Dynamic to create dynamic filtering or order by.
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It looks cool but pretty useless.. I used a free tool prefix.io for profiling mvc web apps, it's a great tool so far :-)
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There's an existing template in visual studio 2017 in .net core that use angular. I suggest you can see that project on how it works as a starting point.
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asp.net view and angular view are totally different
An overview, asp.net view runs on server side and will return html to browser then AngularJS will then inspect the generated html (from server/asp.net) and executes to render and set the behavior accordingly.
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Most of the time its true, especially if the documentation is oftentimes outdated.. :-)
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I had this experience working with a Chinese client. We used google translate but it ended up funny to them. Luckily they have SAP consultant that knows English language and we gave him all the lists in English words from our application to be translated into Chinese then put it into our resource file. It's a lot of work because every time there are changes in GUI labels or messages, it gets translated again and update the resource file.
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This weekend would be the best time to start learning in C# functions. To jump start, create a new project in visual studio and choose C#->Windows->Console Application.
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args) //<< this is a function, the main entry point when you run the program
{
decimal[] values = new decimal[] { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 };
decimal result = MeanAvg(values);//<< Calls a function and pass a value
}
static decimal MeanAvg(decimal\[\] values) //<< This is a function that accepts input as a paramter and retuns a value
{
decimal result = 0;
//to do calculation
return result; //returns the final result that will later on will be use from the caller
}
}
I see.. i haven't tried connecting to AD without logging into windows. I used the same code as above to verify the user in AD. Perhaps calling a custom web service to verify a user in AD would be the best route.
The device should able to connect AD to validate the user. Or you could create a web service that can connect to AD and let the medical device call that web service to verify the user.
not for a vegan :-)
screwing with the light bulbs :laugh: