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Reading Notes #602

It's reading notes time! It is a habit I started a long time ago, where I share a list of all the articles, blog posts, and books that catch my interest during the week.


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~Frank

Reading Notes #546


Cloud

Programming

Podcasts

Books


  • Learning Blazor
    (David Pine) - This book is just perfect! It explains a bit of everything. It is packed with real examples and code variation (because there are so many ways to write something). There was even a full chapter un test with playwright, I didn't expect that and it was great!

Reading Notes #522


Yep! It's Monday again :) 
 Already time to share new reading notes. Here is a list of all the articles, and blog posts that catch my interest during the week. 

If you think you may have interesting content, share it!

Cloud

Programming

Podcasts


~frank


Reading Notes #383

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Reading Notes #363


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Reading Notes #329

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Suggestion of the week



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Programming



Books

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Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook: How to Tell Your Story in a Noisy Social World (Gary Vaynerchuk) - Great book, for all of us you are trying to tell something, pass a message on the social media... This is a must.




Miscellaneous


Reading Notes #328

Cloud

  • 10 Reasons to Use Durable Functions (Mark Heath) - To celebrate his new course about durable function, Mark shares with us his top10 of the best reason with should use durable functions.

Programming


Data

  • Power BI Desktop May Feature Summary (Amanda Cofsky) - The monthly updates is always a great new. This month shows more about that new Q&A feature... You may not know about it, but you really want to use it...
  • Data Encodings and Layout (Clemens Vasters) - Very useful and deep article that provides the best practices for data encoding for different type of situation.

Books

Exactly What to Say, The Magic Words for Influence and Impact
(Phil M. Jones)
I listen to this audio book and really enjoy it. Simple powerful key works selection tat helps us to get where we want to go. It was only about two hours long and I listen to it in one shoot. And I’m mostly certain I will listen to it again.
ISBN 9780692881958



Miscellaneous



Reading Notes #313

roy_sky_ansi2Suggestion of the week


Cloud


Programming


Databases


Miscellaneous


Reading Notes #290

SEcurityCenterCloud


Programming


Databases


Miscellaneous



Reading Notes #270

canada-mapSuggestion of the week


Cloud


Databases


Miscellaneous



Reading Notes #157

microsoftazurewebsitescheatsheetSuggestion of the week


Cloud


Programming

  • Inception-Style Nested Data Formats (Scott Hanselman) - What seem to be a good solution at one point could put you in a big problem tomorrow. This post explains one possible cause.

Database


Miscellaneous

  • Markdown Style Guide - This post gives some simple tips to keep our Markdown document easy to read when not converted.

~Frank


Reading Notes #156

IMG_20140927_092417Suggestion of the week


Cloud


Programming


Miscellaneous


~Frank