Tue., 10 Sep. 2019, 5:30 pm: So I assume the session title got your attention… Good! As databases get larger and organisations retain more data for business intelligence / data analytics purposes the — Read on www.meetup.com/en-AU/Sydney-SQL-Server-User-Group/events/261421144/
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Author: Julian Kuiters
What are some of the most interesting front-end techniques (CSS/JS) you’ve stumbled upon recently?
What are some of the most interesting front-end techniques (CSS/JS) you’ve stumbled upon recently — the ones that really blew your mind, or changed the way you work? – Smashing Magazine twitter.com/smashingmag/status/1165916031409414144
So long Geeklog, and Thanks for All the Fish
Geeklog was a great CMS to start my professional blog with (many many many many years ago). Sadly Geeklog’s code doesn’t get enough love and updates to keep it modern, so the time has come to say So long Geeklog, and Thanks for All the Fish
Cannot install applications because the certificate for www.yyy.com is not valid
iOS 7.1 has changed the security requirements for installing over-the-air (OTA) / enterprise apps to require the .plist file to be delivered over https Cannot install applications because the certificate for www.example.com is not valid If you’re receiving the above error message when attempting to install your own iOS OTA / enterprise app, you’ll need […]
How to hide a property from a datasource when binding in ASP.Net design view
Creating your own custom classes for business objects and object datasources is a great way to provide and object model for databases. But some classes might contain properties that you don’t expect to show to end users when they are bound to a DataGrid, FormView or other databound control. Luckily there is an attribute that […]
Hadoop for .Net Developers
Just found a couple of great articles that lead you through the basics of using Hadoop in .Net. Understanding Hadoop Understanding Hadoop File System (HDFS) Programatically Loading Data into Hadoop File System (HDFS) Manually loading data into Hadoop File System (HDFS) Setting up a Hadoop development environment Here’s a full list of the articles […]
ASP.Net – Server operation is not available in this context – Using Server.MapPath in Global.asax
If you try to use the Server.MapPath() function in your global.asax file for ASP.Net you are likely to encounter this error: Server operation is not available in this context To use Server.MapPath() in global.asax instead use: System.Web.Hosting.HostingEnvironment.MapPath() More details about System.Web.Hosting.HostingEnvironment.MapPath() are available on MSDN
ASP.Net Tools to Test High CPU Load, High Memory and High Disk Usage
Often when testing the performance of a ASP.Net website you need to see how the site will perform under extreme conditions. This is easy to do in a virtual environment where you can reduce the number of CPUs or available RAM. But how do you test this on a physical box? Vijayshinva Karnure has written […]
How to disable Flash in Google Chrome Browser
I use Google’s Chrome browser a lot. Its fast, websites display correctly and there’s usually less problems. But this week I started getting problems with webpages hanging in Google Chrome. I tested this on a couple of different PC’s and found that it affected both Windows and Mac OS X. After further testing I discovered […]
Microsoft revokes trust in 28 of is own security certificates. Remember to run Windows Update today!
Microsoft has revoked 28 of its security certificates via Windows Update today as part of their security advisory 278973. The certificates have been revoked following the Flame malware attack that involved the use of fraudulent Microsoft digital certificates to by pass some security measures in windows to install the malware. This patch should be available […]




