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Scripts V.S. Console apps People use scripts to run batch jobs or repeat themselves on every platform. In most cases, script is an ideal choice as it is a simple text file which is easy for human to share, understand and revise. A console app, on the other hand, is usually not so handy. First …
Sometimes we might need to build slightly different binaries (or assemblies) out of the same code repository. For example, you might want to release your application with some features to your customers, while hosting/running the full version only by yourself, or in one platform a dependency of your application is not available, while there is …
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Run with scalable VM pool I have a dotnet core app which I used to run some batch jobs. I have a lot of such jobs. To get things done faster, I rent some powerful virtual machines (VMs) from Microsoft Azure. You can also do it on AWS or Google cloud as you like. These …
Intuition of O(n) solution based on “undirected” tree My solution is in principle the same with the O(n) solutions posted by other people. But their explain is more or less based on directed tree while my intuition based directly on undirected tree, as mentioned in the original problem. In an undirected, every node simply “connects” …
How to use a WPF Style Every WPF FrameworkElement has a Style property, which you can use to customize your WPF controls. Create a style the control’s Style property, and you can set any DependencyProperties of that control with Setters or Triggers in the Style: <TextBlock Text=”Welcome to my blog!” > <TextBlock.Style> <Style> <Setter Property=”Background” …
If you have ever felt confused about Strong Name, this article might be worth to read. A quick search on internet might tell you the following: Strong name is used for uniquely identifying an assembly Strong name signature is NOT recommended for security purpose These statements might seem reasonable at first glance, however, more …