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alexn.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] The post explains how to implement custom Jackson serializers and deserializers for Circe codec definitions in Scala, offering a workaround that is not highly efficient but functional for the specific use case. | |
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www.darrenhorrocks.co.uk
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| | | | | Building APIs that handle large datasets can be a challenge. A common approach is to collect all the data into a list, convert it to JSON, and then send it all at once. But what happens when that dataset is massive? Your API might freeze up while it's building the response, and you could end up with a huge memory footprint. Fortunately, ASP.NET Core provides a great solution for this problem: IAsyncEnumerable. | |
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www.billtalkstoomuch.com
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| | | | | First thing: I am a huge fan of Microsoft, their products and especially their developers. These people are first class engineers. So when I tried to move from NewtonSoft to System.Text.Json (STJ), I underestimated the problems involved. By a lot. I'm not going to write about this in | |
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initialcommit.com
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| | | This tutorial shows several ways for reading input from a console in Java. | ||
