Welcome back to my series on Node.js and Three.js! If you haven’t read the first part yet, I highly recommend starting there to get the foundational knowledge necessary for this post. You can find ...

I’m little late to the AI hype and needing to catch up. Fortunately the company I work for recently organized an internal AI themed hackathon. I hijacked the opportunity and started learning abut d...

During my university days, I became fascinated with 3D graphics, a challenging field at the time due to its complex mathematics and scarce literature on the subject. Unfortunately insanely expensiv...

Well, it seems like I’ve been fumbling around with entity framework like a clumsy monkey! Turns out there’s a ridiculously slick method to fetch data from a database, and I’ve been oblivious to it ...

Guess what? I’ve been living under a rock because I just found out that entity framework in version 7 finally fixed one of its massive blunders. Can you believe it? The API got a serious makeover f...

I decided to dive deeper into the code generation feature of the Roselyn compiler. And guess what? I stumbled upon this mind-blowing discovery that can seriously boost the speed of regular expressi...

So I had to make a background worker that was supposed to process a lot of data coming directly from the database and run all that data through a microservice via an API. Waiting to download everyt...

This is a very good question. Do you know? Because I don’t. A lot of people say that it’s awesome and much better than thinking about objects, but I never got a clear answer what it is exactly. Ch...

Previously we learned how awesome streaming the data from Entity Framework Core really is. But now we need to make the logic a little more production friendly. It’s not a good practice to pass the ...

So we have our 1.5GB table and we connected it to our Entity Framework Core. What should we do with it now? At first let’s try a super simple scenario. Imagine that, for some reason, we want to br...