TFVC Command Line to Get Latest I was getting tired of right clicking in Visual Studio Source Control Explorer before merging (see I like Git over TFVC and Trunk Based Development to know that I don’t think TFVC and branching is optimal), so I found that you can use the VS developer prompt, go to where you have your code (your TFVC mapped workspace) and type in tf get $/MyProject/Dev/Source /recursive.
Sioux Falls Developer's Group Events:
Profiling Your Data
Tuesday, August 11, 2020 5:30PM - (605) SQL Server User GroupHave you ever started a warehouse or ETL project and realized that the data wasn’t as “clean” as you were told? If only you had profiled your data before you started then you wouldn’t have to rework design elements, change code or redesign your database. In this session we will talk about what data profiling is, why you should do it and how you can do it with tools that are already included in the SQL Server BI stack.
Recent blog posts from the community:
TFVC Command Line to Get Latest
July 15, 2020 - https://www.aligneddev.netCross-compiling Rust from ARM to x86-64
July 14, 2020 - https://burgers.ioIt’s 2020. The world is abuzz with, well – waves hand – all this. But it’s also abuzz with ARM: Apple is moving their Mac line to Apple Silicon, Amazon has been been touting their Gravaton2-based infrastructure, Cloudflare is said to be going all ARM on their edge nodes, and the world’s fastest supercomputer is built on ARM. For a long time, I – and I think many others – held the idea that x86-64 is for heavy workloads and ARM is for the "little stuff" like embedded systems and Raspberry Pis.
Blazor is here with .Net 5
June 17, 2020 - https://www.aligneddev.netBlazor is here with .Net 5 If you’ve followed me or look back on my posts, you can see that I’ve done a lot of web/UI work. I’ve done jQuery. I enjoyed Silverlight. I then moved to KnockoutJs and was thankful for the data-binding. I’ve learned Angular and Aurelia, but haven’t used them much in production code. I’ve used Typescript on a large team and that has been very helpful.
Wire Up Random Integrated Circuits
June 9, 2020 - https://bluemonkeydev.comI bought a bag of integrated circuits (IC) from eBay — it is about 1/2 a pounds and contains all kids of TTL, CMOS, Semiconductors, etc. And the “etc” is very interesting. eBay seller — https://www.ebay.com/sch/oblagon/m.html I’m going to go through as many of them as I can and put them on a breadboard, reviewRead more
Is your furnace running?
June 9, 2020 - https://bluemonkeydev.comAfter about a year, I swap out my prototype furnace sensor with a permanent solution, complete with 3d printed case and two temperature probes. I will post a follow-up video once I get some graph data to show the vibration and temperature over a period of time. In a future video, I will cover inRead more
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