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urda.com
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| | | | | There will be times when you are using a third-party library or some other "black box" software in your project. During those times you may need to add functionality to objects or classes, but that addition does not necessarily call for employing inheritance or some other subclass. In fact, you might not have access to the library's source code if it is proprietary. There is a wonderful feature of C# though that allows you to add-on commonly used methods to any type of object, and that feature is called ... | |
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sigpwned.com
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| | | | | I'm using AWS Step Functions to do some complex orchestration of services that could span more than 25,000 state transitions and exchange data sets larger than 256KB, so I'm making heavy use of the new distributed map feature. It definitely makes things easier than the old everything-is-a-child-execution approach! However, the ResultWriter field is not particularly | |
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fsharp.github.io
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antonz.org
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