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Writing extension for Visual Studio can be a challenging affair. It also happens to be extremely satisfying and a lot of fun. But even with our getting-started guidance, there is still a lot to learn, explore, and keeping up with. After Continue reading Live coding Visual Studio extensions
Objects created with the WRL template library support weak references by default.¹
Normally, this would require the allocation of a control block to do the weak reference bookkeeping. The control block contains
Continue reading How WRL squeezes a weak reference and a reference count into a single integer
Happy Friday! This week brings us a variety of stories -multistage build pipelines, building lab environments, deployment patterns, cross-cloud ARM64 builds, and using containers for development and build.
Continue reading Top Stories from the Microsoft DevOps Community – 2020.08.14
Poor performance can be a huge detriment to a mobile application’s success. Users don’t want to see a splash screen for 10 seconds when using any app. They may get frustrated, abandon their shopping cart, or uninstall the app completely if kept waiting for too long.
You can measure performance in Xamarin.Android application
Kubernetes is designed to support an open platform to support a diverse variety of containerized workloads including both stateless and stateful and data-processing workloads. Technically any application can be containerized, it can be up and running in Kubernetes. As a cloud-native platform, Kubernetes is available to deploy cloud-native appl Continue reading Developing in the cloud with SQL Server Big Data Clusters: Develop and Deploy Apps
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There was a large number of crashes in Explorer that were tracked back to attempting to release a COM object that belonged to a DLL that was no longer in memory.
A typical call stack at the crash looked like this:
combase!<lambda_...>::operator()+0x9e combase!ObjectMethodExceptionHandlingAction<lambda_...>+0x1