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Treblle is an API intelligence platform that enables engineering and product teams to build, ship, and govern APIs within a unified environment.

I just spent the weekend exploring Treblle’s latest update, and it’s pretty impressive.

“I will never forgot the way they treated me when i was at my lowest.”

“Masa depan adalah ruang penuh kemungkinan, bukan ancaman.”

In my “opinion” Life is an adventure, a gift which is also time bound, physically. I’m not religious, but can’t help but think there is a lot more to what we know and see. With this journey a lot will be confronted, some good, some bad, some our own doing some by others.

However what we do with what we have will be the fulfillment of the energy we put into it. Whether that be by way of education, career, family, relations, focusing on self or others will determine the reward of our efforts. We and only we determine our endless possibilities.

I would suggest that it becomes limitless by what we create with the “memory” aspect of our adventure, by way of the amazing potential that is within us. Our struggle to understand, love and happiness, goes a long way towards fulfillment, opening up limitless possibility, beyond our physical presence.

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IEnumerable Visualizer with Intellisense. In this case using EF Core with a value converter😱❤️

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Important Data Processing System (OLTP vs OLAP)

Not all databases are the same, there are different types of databases for specific workloads, let’s understand two of them.

Keep reading

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FluentValidation: Stop checking rules on the first failure!

By default, it checks all rules and aggregates error messages, it’s more efficient to set CascadeMode either on the class level or rule chain, especially when using `MustAsync` and async operations.

If you want to rate limit authenticated users, you can use the user’s ID as the rate limit partition key.

Here’s what that would look like when defining a Fixed Window policy. 👇

👉 FOR PEOPLE DOING PEN-300:

You can run csharp code directly in @kalilinux

just install mono-csharp-shell

Here’s the Caesar cipher in c# running directly from Kali’s shell, no need to have a separate Windows machine.

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Here are two ways how you could organize vertical slices:

1) Each class has its file, but they’re all organized in the same folder. This is the GetActivity example.

2) There’s one file with nested classes inside. This is the CreateActivity example.

Which one would you use?

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