I wrote about getting the Redgate Test Data Manager set up in 10 minutes before, and a follow up post on using your own backup. One of the things I didn’t show from my own database was that it had no FKs, so the subsetting didn’t quite work as I wanted.A previous post showed how add starting tables for the subsetter to look at, however that didn’t get me a good data set for testing. This post continues looking at the subsetter by adding manual relationships to our configuration.This is part of a series of posts on TDM. Check out…
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Do you write React Native or JavaScript articles and want to be featured in our blog? Reach out to wyatt@reactnativecoach.com and we’ll review your submission. ✌🏻Learn how to release your app on the Google Play store with another great tutorial from Gant Laborde.Nice post here from Gunnari Auvinen on how to debug React Native and Redux with React Native Debugger.Learn how to create a polyline with react-native-maps with this article from Ravish Rawal.Nice writeup here from Robert Vogt on how his team shares code between React Native and React.Another great post from Spencer Carli on how to get up and…
Difference Between Bitwise and Logical Operators in PHP The distinction between bitwise operators and logical operators operators is often overlooked and confused. They are often used one for another: it is true they have some overlapping domains of application, and yet, their functionality differ significantly. Here’s a breakdown of how these operators work: Logical Operators: Booleans at Play Logical operators in PHP operate on boolean values and return boolean results. For example: These operators are often represented using integers, specifically 0 and 1, where 0 is equivalent to false and 1 is equivalent to true. Consider the following example: Under…
Execution timeout in SSMS are a small but important feature that can help you manage query performance. By default, SSMS allows queries to run indefinitely, but there are times when limiting execution time can prevent issues in both testing and production environments. In this post, we’ll explore why and how to adjust execution timeouts and their practical use cases.Why Adjust Execution Timeouts?Testing QueriesWhen testing or troubleshooting, you may not want queries to run longer than necessary. A timeout ensures they don’t consume resources endlessly.Production SystemsOn live systems, long-running queries can block other operations and degrade performance. Limiting execution time protects…
Do you write React Native or JavaScript articles and want to be featured in our blog? Reach out to wyatt@reactnativecoach.com and we’ll review your submission. ✌🏻Great start of a series from Antoine Hanriat on high performance animations with scroll behaviors.Awesome set of animations done in React Native with source code from GeekyAnts.Great article on Error Boundaries in React/React Native from Bene Studio.Great article on how React & React Native handle events, from Nicolas Couvrat.Learn how to deliver push notification with Firebase Cloud Functions with this tutorial from Alexi Christakis.Allow the user to choose the maps app of their choice with…
IT transformations are often framed as rapid revolutions, but in reality, they unfold as decades-long evolutions. Consider cloud deployments: It dominated industry conversations 15 years ago, but only now several organizations are finalizing their migrations. Similarly, blockchain emerged with much fanfare, but its broader use cases beyond cryptocurrencies are just beginning to materialize. The same principle applies to DevOps — and, by extension, DevSecOps. The Promise of DevOps and the Reality of its Evolution DevOps was heralded as a cultural and operational shift, promising to dismantle silos between developers and operations teams, fostering collaboration and accelerating software delivery. While the concept holds…
At Docker, we are committed to ensuring that Docker Hub remains the best place for developers, engineering teams, and operations teams to build, share, and collaborate. As part of this, we previously announced plans to introduce image pull consumption fees and storage-based billing. After further evaluating how developers use Docker Hub and what will best support the ecosystem, we have refined our approach—one that prioritizes developer experience and enables developers to scale with confidence while reinforcing Docker Hub as the foundation of the cloud-native ecosystem. What’s Changing? We’re making important updates to our previously announced pull limits and storage policies…
We are excited to announce the release of a new capability in Bitbucket Pipelines that will improve your experience diagnosing issues with your pipeline runs, by allowing you to view and access previous runs within the Pipelines UI. The previous pipeline Runs dropdown will not show up if you re-run an entire pipeline, because re-running an entire pipeline creates an entirely separate pipeline record, rather than an additional run on an existing pipeline. Why It Matters The ability to view previous pipeline runs provides valuable insights into the history of your builds. This feature empowers you to: Compare Results: Easily…
Endor Labs has allied with GitHub to integrate its software composition analysis (SCA) tools directly within DevOps workflows.In addition, two companies are now making it possible for DevOps teams to acquire the Endor Labs SCA tools via their GitHub Advanced Security and Dependabot software dependency management subscriptions.Endor Labs CEO Varun Badhwar said this integration will make it simpler for application development teams to discover and remediate vulnerabilities within the context of a GitHub Actions workflow.At the same time, that level of integration will also streamline vulnerability management by, for example, making it simpler to determine whether a vulnerable function can…
We are excited to introduce a new capability in Bitbucket Pipelines – Step Failure Strategies. This is the first of a set of new features allowing developers to implement more comprehensive logic and control-flow inside their CI/CD pipelines. Failure Strategies are designed to give you explicit control over how your pipeline behaves in the event that an individual step within the pipeline fails. This initial release will include the ignore strategy, which is particularly useful for complex pipelines with steps like code styling suggestions or informational tests, where certain steps failing within the pipeline shouldn’t necessarily cause the entire build…