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   by spo81rty 11y ago

   We did something similar in .NET via the ServiceStack library and some custom code. We open sourced it on github too. We used it to prevent a method from being called more than once at a time primarily. http://stackify.com/d
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   Azure Monitoring Performance for ASP.NET Azure Web Apps(stackify.com)

   1 points by spo81rty 11y ago|0 comments
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   ASP.NET Performance: 9 Types of Tools You Need to Know – Stackify(stackify.com)

   3 points by spo81rty 11y ago|0 comments
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   Distributed Method Mutexting -How to Prevent Duplicate Event Processing at Scale(stackify.com)

   3 points by spo81rty 11y ago|1 comments
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   by spo81rty 11y ago

   Great marketing!
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   The Golden Rule of Programming(stackify.com)

   2 points by spo81rty 11y ago|0 comments
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   by spo81rty 11y ago

   .net supports all major database providers. But may need to wait for them to be made compatible with coreclr.
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   by spo81rty 11y ago

   If you want a simple dev environment, language and tools, you can start with Microsoft WebMatrix and Visual Basic and then graduate up to more complex stuff. Visual Basic is very similar syntax to python in a lot of ways. WebMatrix IDE and
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   by spo81rty 11y ago

   I wish companies and products like this would do a better job explaining the use cases for these tools. When your sales pitch is "BIG DATA IN THE CLOUD!!!!" it's hard to evaluate how I could use it to my advantage. I'm r
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    by spo81rty 11y ago

    Weird. Their own website and twitter account doesn't say anything about shutting down.
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    by spo81rty 11y ago

    The best thing about SOAP web services was the easy ability to make a simple client to consume them. Glad to see that now we can do this with REST services via swagger.
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    by spo81rty 11y ago

    Some database heavy applications were not designed with sharding/scaling out in mind. Rewriting an entire application to do so is not a trivial task and takes away the focus of an entire company and development team during the process
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    by spo81rty 11y ago

    So could someone theoretically make flash or silverlight work via this?
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    by spo81rty 11y ago

    As someone who has written an APM profiler for multi-threaded, async .NET web applications I can attest to how hard it is. There are actually a few ways to do async type methods in .NET and supporting all of them was even more fun. Begin&#x
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    by spo81rty 11y ago

    I use slack everyday. I didn't know it did any of the stuff mentioned in this article. That's the problem command line.
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    by spo81rty 11y ago

    We integrate with Slack, TFS and JIRA. Yes we intelligent group things. From our home page you can click sandbox on the top menu and play around with most things. We do some unique things like when looking at error show you all the log stat
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    by spo81rty 11y ago

    Stackify works with a single API key for all apps and I think we do a good job with notification settings. Love to see what you think. Thanks Matt with Stackify.
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    by spo81rty 11y ago

    These are really hard for me to even read. I've looked at a couple samples and I can't figure out what they say.
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    by spo81rty 11y ago

    Most developers in most IT departments don't even have access to monitoring tools and very little of developer/application importance is monitored beyond server up/down, cpu, and memory usage. A lot of the most important moni
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    by spo81rty 11y ago

    3 years ago I started a company (Stackify) with the hopes of building a better nagios. But it doesn't seem like developers really wanted it. They wanted and needed a lot more as basic server metrics didn't really tell much of a st
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    by spo81rty 11y ago

    I would suggest looking at Stackify. We track exceptions similar to all the other mentioned tools in this thread, but we also provide log management. Having exceptions & logs together is a lot more powerful. For example, we can show you
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    by spo81rty 11y ago

    Every time I read stuff about the 1% and income inequality I always think about the same exact logic that you outlined here. Splitting up the wealth of the top 1% and giving it to everyone else doesn't even make much of a dramatic diff
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    Developers against humanity: ProgrammerHumor(reddit.com)

    2 points by spo81rty 11y ago|0 comments
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    by spo81rty 12y ago

    I just recently started playing with R via Azure's new Machine Learning service. From what I have seen I am really impressed. It helps with the input and outputs of the data and makes it easy to turn your process in to a web service th
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    by spo81rty 12y ago

    I wish something like this shipped with every version of linux just like WMI does on Windows. This is awesome to see.
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    by spo81rty 12y ago

    I think it is amazing how little we really know about our bodies and how they work. I also think it is amazing how much we do know and people simply don't give a shit about! Smoking is terrible for you. Sugar is terrible for you on a
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    by spo81rty 12y ago

    I don't mind ads. They teach me about products and services I didn't otherwise know about. They are also critical to the success of my business as we do a lot of advertising.
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    by spo81rty 12y ago

    I wonder if this 65k limit is part of the reason they made messenger its own app?
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    by spo81rty 12y ago

    Isn't this type of attitude what holds Linux back from being a viable desktop OS? Average consumers would want popular apps that they know. How is that harmful? Just because Linux is open source, doesn't mean every app on it has t
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    by spo81rty 12y ago

    You can write background, web, and desktop apps with Java. It is statically compiled and works very well. I use C# for all the same reasons. Versatile, good tool set and does everything I need.