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Showing posts with label bestpractices. Show all posts

Reading Notes #308

2017-12-02_00-10-58Suggestion of the week


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Reading Notes #304

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Reading Notes #302

Autumn

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Reading Notes #297

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Suggestion of the week

  • How to uninstall Scrum (Erwin Verweij) - When you will read that post (because you must read it... Seriously), you will smile, giggle and maybe even laugh.


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Reading Notes #285

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Reading Notes #246

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Reading Notes #242

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  • Exploring dotnet new with .NET Core (Scott Hanselman) - I discover the different types in dotnet new command during Julie Lerman's talk at DevTeach and now this post shows a list of incredible opportunities.

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Reading Notes #241

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Reading Notes #221

logo_JavaScriptSuggestion of the week

  • Why You Should Learn JavaScript in 2016 (Ken Powers) - I eared a lot of people complaining about Javascript, this excellent post explains why you undeniably, we should all know it, an if it's not the case why 2016 is a great time to learn it.

Cloud


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Data

  • Power BI Service February Update (Amanda Cofsky) - Fantastic! This update will give us the possibility to share outside ou organization... And many other things.

Miscellaneous


~Frank


Reading Notes #197

P1010915Suggestion of the week

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Reading Notes #196

Win10Suggestion of the week


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~Frank


Reading Notes #189

2015-06-15_0745Suggestion of the week


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~Frank


Reading Notes #176

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Suggestion of the week


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~Frank B

Reading Notes #175

Cloud


Programming


Miscellaneous

  • Microsoft or Google? - This post shares some thoughts about a very common question that a lot of people are asking.

~Frank



Reading Notes #170

2015-01-15 19.08.05Suggestion of the week


Cloud

  • Data Pipeline Guidance (patterns & practices) - Interesting project using Azure Eventhub's best practices in an IoT context.

Programming


Podcast


Miscellaneous

  • Removing Distractions - Interesting post where the author share is experience while trying to be less connected.

~Frank B.


Reading Notes #169

 

Happy New Year!


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~Frank Boucher


Reading Notes #168

poteauSuggestion of the week


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See you in 2015!


~Frank B


Reading Notes #167

Suggestion of the week


Cloud


Programming

  • .NET Blog (Christiaan Rakowski, Linux Al, Ron, Nathan Dimitriades, Warren, EShy, Thomas Levesque, Svolo4, Jeremiah Gowdy, les, James S, Srigopal C Immo Landwerth [MSFT]) - Very interesting and complete post that explains the goals behind the .Net Core and how it is useful to us.

Books

1897OT_DynamoDB Applied Design Patterns_1DynamoDB Applied Design Patterns
By Uchit Vyas, Prabhakaran Kuppusamy
Publisher: Packt Publishing
Released: September 2014
ISBN 13: 9781783551897

This book takes you where you are and brings you directly in the cumulus. It starts gently by explaining the basic of the NoSQL, then move to DynamoDB fundamental: what is a data model and how to create a table.

Chapter after chapter, the book moves you to the next level by bringing new complexities and explains how to manage them with his simple but complete scenario. All the code samples are in Java and extremely well explained. With my .Net background, I always understood.

The book ends by presenting many best practices to get the best of DynamoDB, and compare it to other popular NoSQL databases.

I will definitely recommend this book to all people looking for a NoSQL database. DynamoDB is unavoidable when we are looking for a no-relational database, and this book is a must to have in our bookshelf.

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~Frank B


Reading Notes #162

CloudBusSuggestion of the week


Cloud


Programming


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~Frank Boucher


Reading Notes #161

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Programming


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~Frank Boucher