Mixins let you share logic between Vue components. They’re like traits or multiple inheritance for components. Creating a Mixin Using a Mixin Caution Mixins can create implicit dependencies and naming conflicts. In Vue 3, the Composition API is preferred for code reuse. But for Vue 2, mixins remain a valid approach.
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Polly for .NET: Building Resilient Applications
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Read more →Azure Synapse Analytics: Introduction to the Unified Platform
Azure Synapse Analytics (announced at Ignite 2019) is the evolution of Azure SQL Data Warehouse. It’s now a unified analytics platform combining Big Data and Data Warehousing. What’s New On-demand queries: Query data lake files without loading Unified workspace: Data prep, SQL, Spark, and pipelines Synapse Studio: Web-based unified experience Power BI integration: Direct connectivity […]
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C# 8.0’s switch expressions are more concise than traditional switch statements. They use pattern matching and return values directly. Traditional vs Expression Pattern Matching Tuple Patterns References Switch Expression
Read more →Ignite 2019: .NET Core 3.1 and the Road to .NET 5
At Ignite 2019, Microsoft clarified the .NET roadmap. Here’s what’s coming and why .NET 5 is a big deal. .NET Core 3.1 LTS .NET Core 3.1 will be an LTS release (December 2019). This means three years of support – perfect for production workloads. Key improvements: Blazor component improvements C# 8.0 refinements Performance enhancements Bug […]
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