2020 - March/April
Hulu’s new show Devs, which features a story line that centers around software developers, is our focus this month. In the sci-fi tech thriller, a software engineer believes her employer had her boyfriend killed! Join Rod Paddock as he shares his set visit experience meeting some of the actors, watching scene filming and being granted an interview with creator-writer-director Alex Garland! Keep a close eye during the series for CODE Magazine’s appearance! Also this month John Petersen delves into JavaScript testing inside Visual Studio Code, Sahil Malik shares how to manage complex Azure infrastructure and a sad note, Ted Neward has decided “it’s time” and writes his final CODE editorial. All this and more awaits you this issue!
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The Importance of Community
Sofware developers grow in a community of their peers.
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Manage Complex Azure Infrastructure
Learn how to use Azure CLI to automate the deployment of complicated Azure infrastructure.
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JavaScript Testing in VS Code and Node.js
Learn to test JavaScript using the Visual Studio Code editor using Node.js as a JavaScript execution environment.
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A WPF Security System
Discover a data-driven approach to make changes to a database table without updating security in your WPF application.
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Introduction to GraphQL for .NET Developers: Mutation
Peter uses the Hot Chocolate Library to teach you about GraphQL. Learn how to use the Entity Framework to access and store data and explore mutations using GraphQL.
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Rodman Visits the World of FX on Hulu’s “Devs”
Rod writes the editorial of his life after visiting Earling Studios in the UK where they filmed the TV series Devs in 2019. In Jan 2020, interviewed Alex Garland, the creator-writer-director of Devs.
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Introduction to Deep Learning
Learn about deep learning, and a bit about the math involved, in this overview of a very complex topic, including activation functions, backpropagation, TensorFlow and Keras, how to train a neural network and more.
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CSLA .NET: A Home for Your Business Logic
Rocky Lhotka describes CSLA .NET, the MIT-licensed open-source framework to organize your business logic, similar in concept to separating the presentation and data layers of an application. Learn to use CSLA in a simple Blazor app.
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On Endings
Ted Neward discusses his closing thoughts in his final back-of-the-issue editorial for CODE Magazine.
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Talk to an RD: Tim Huckaby and Markus Egger
Tim Huckaby and Markus Egger discuss privacy and many other issues that significantly change with artificial intelligence.