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jackhiston.com
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| | | | | Programmers are lazy. We love tools that automate our lives. Why not automate data? A time-consuming but necessary part of a programmers job is seeding data into a database. Demonstrations, load performance, styling, testing, all need a way to generate data. A rudimentary way of doing this is by hand. Spending days, sometimes weeks, inputting data into a system until it represents a realistic go-live scenario. Once you begin to realise doing it by hand is inefficient, you decide to create a seeding application that does it for you. | |
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alesruzicka.net
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| | | | | English articles from Ales Ruzicka, software developer and lecturer | |
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visualstudioextensions.vlasovstudio.com
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| | | | | By default, when you expand or collapse a method or a code region in Visual Studio, this action is pushed on the editor undo stack. It ruins any normal code editing cycle - you do text changes, browse code doing folding/unfolding and now your undo stack is full of unrelated outlining operations, need to press... | |
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matbesancon.xyz
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| | | In various graph-related algorithms, a graph is modified through successive operations, merging, creating and deleting vertices. That's the case for the Blossom algorithm finding a best matching in a graph and using contractions of nodes. | ||
