One of the most radical changes to happen in the last two years in the PC hardware space has to be the launch of AMD’s Ryzen processors. Despite the failure that was the FX-series with their Bulldozer architecture, AMD managed to shock the industry with the performance of their next generation Zen architecture. After generations...
Earlier this month at Computex, Intel announced its Core i7-8086K processor to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the famed 8086 debut. The flagship mainstream processor offers 6 physical cores (12 threads) and has a single-core boost o… HotHardware.com News Rss Feed
With the release of Facebook’s State of React Native 2018, the company has announced it is working on a large-scale rearchitecture of the framework. The rearchitecture is meant to make the framework more flexible and enable it to integrate better with native infrastructure in hybrid JavaScript/native apps. The company says it will take what it...
When working with RESTful services that leverage the ASP.Net Core Web API, the easy availability of CPU versus the scarcity of network bandwidth can be a good reason to use content compression. Content compression reduces bandwidth consumption and facilitates faster responses. Thus you can take advantage of response compression middleware in ASP.Net Core to improve...
Microsoft has announced Windows 10 IoT Core Services along with the promise it will be updated for at least the next decade. The company expects a new release every two to three years. With each one, a further 10 years of support will be guaranteed. The commitment offers assurance that any ‘Things’ deployed won’t be...
Microsoft’s ASP.Net Core has already become a popular way to build high-performance, modern web applications that can run on Windows, Linux, or MacOS. One way it supports high performance of course is caching. Although ASP.Net Core doesn’t have an in-built Cache object, it provides support for several different types of caching including in-memory caching, distributed...
In the previous article, we discussed identity as service providers — Identity-as-a-Service — AWS Cognito and Okta. Now let’s see how we can use one of them, Okta, with an ASP.NET Core web application. For this example, we only need an email account and Visual Studio. The Community version is more than enough. DZone Security...
Wireless charging mouse pads. It’s one of the ideas PC enthusiasts have been asking for since wireless chargers started taking over the smartphone scene. Yet, for years, this seemingly simple idea stymied accessory makers. It turns out, wirelessly charging a moving object is harder than it seems. Finally, the industry seems ready to surmount this...
