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Hello, tech enthusiasts! 🚀 If you're a C# developer or know someone who is, this article is for you. I'm diving into one of the most underrated yet powerful features of .NET: Channels. Did you know that Channels are a hidden gem many .NET developers have yet to discover? In other languages, like Golang, their efficiency is well recognized. But it's time to put C# on the spotlight. So, why use Channels? Imagine you're working with a massive Data Lake, pulling over 3GB of data. Within your code, each object from the Data Lake needs processing. The standard approach – grabbing every item and adding them to a list – can lead to serious memory issues. Enter the superpower of Channels! By splitting the reading and writing tasks into separate Threads or Tasks, you gain efficiency and significantly reduce memory consumption. Think about handling 10GB of data from the Data Lake and converting them into a CSV file. With Channels, this operation can be smoother and more optimized, saving you from excessive workarounds and potential memory pitfalls. Dive into the world of Channels and discover how this feature can elevate your .NET projects to new heights! #DotNetMagic #ChannelPower #EfficientCoding #CSharpMastery #DataOptimization #BeyondLists #TechDeepDive #MemoryManagementMatters

📝 Shell Scripting Day 2 Update! Hey everyone! 🚀 On Day 2 of my shell scripting journey, I dived deeper into the fundamentals. Here's a recap: Variables and Data Types: 📊 Learned to declare and use variables to store information. Explored various data types like strings and numbers, laying the foundation for complex scripts. Input and Output: 💬 Discovered how to read input from users and display output using the echo command. Started interacting with scripts dynamically, making them more user-friendly. Conditional Statements: ⚖️ Got introduced to if statements, a crucial aspect of decision-making in scripting. Used comparison operators to create conditional logic, enabling scripts to react dynamically to different scenarios. Loops: 🔁 Delved into the world of loops, including 'for' and 'while' loops, to perform repetitive tasks efficiently. Wrote iterative scripts to automate processes and handle tasks with varying inputs. Functions: 🛠️ Explored the power of functions in scripting, defining and calling them to encapsulate reusable code blocks. Gained insights into variable scope within functions, ensuring clean and organized scripts. Huge shoutout to Shubham Londhe, whose fantastic YouTube course has been instrumental in my learning journey! 🙌✨ Excited to apply these learnings and take my scripting skills to the next level! 💡 Also, I've started compiling all my notes and resources into a Notion page for easy reference. Stay tuned for more updates! 📖✨ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- hashtags #terraform #dynamicprogramming #datasources #devopsjourney #continuousimprovement #devops #DevOps #DevOpsEngineer #linux #ContinuousIntegration #ContinuousDelivery #Automation  #InfrastructureAsCode #CloudComputing #Agile #Scrum #CICD #DevSecOps #Containerization #Microservices #Kubernetes #Docker #AWS #Azure #GoogleCloud #ITOps #SoftwareDevelopment #Deployment #Monitoring #ConfigurationManagement #Orchestration #Git #VersionControl #Collaboration #Teamwork #TechIndustry #CareerDevelopment #DevOps #Jobs #DevOpsEngineer #JobSearch #Hiring #TechJobs #ITJobs #DevOpsCareer #DevOpsOpportunity #CICD #cicdpipelines #JobOpportunity #JobHunt #TechIndustry #CareerDevelopment #JobSeeker #TechTalent #JobOpening #JobSeeking #DevOpsCommunity #JobPosting #CareerOpportunity #JobInterview #TechRecruitment #trainwithshubham #JobApplication #JobAlert #JobSeekersWednesday #TechCareer #JobTips #JobSeekingAdvice  python #json #kubernetes #kubeadm #minikube #microservices #90daysofdevops #90daysofdevopschallenge #shellscripting #DevOps #learningjourney

Day #33 of 🔱 #100DaysOfALXSE 🔱 💻 DevOps / Python / SysAdmin / Scripting 🔷 Today’s project was a journey of discovery and skill enhancement for me. I had the opportunity to learn and master new concepts : 🔷 here're some : - What is Fabric - How to deploy code to a server easily - What is a tgz archive - How to execute Fabric command locally - How to execute Fabric command remotely - How to transfer files with Fabric - How to manage Nginx configuration - What is the difference between root and alias in a Nginx configuration 🔷 It’s time to make your work public! In this first deployment project, you will be deploying your web_static work. You will use Fabric (for Python3). Fabric is a Python library and command-line tool for streamlining the use of SSH for application deployment or systems administration tasks. It provides a basic suite of operations for executing local or remote shell commands (normally or viasudo) and uploading/downloading files, as well as auxiliary functionality such as prompting the running user for input, or aborting execution. This concept is important: execute commands locally or remotely. Locally means in your laptop (physical laptop or inside your Vagrant), and Remotely means on your server(s). Fabric is taking care of all network connections (SSH, SCP etc.), it’s an easy tool for transferring, executing, etc. commands from locale to a remote server. #ALX_SE #DoHardThings

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Day - 5 🌟 Embarking on my Java programming journey today! 🚀 Day 5 has been all about delving into Operators, laying a strong foundation for my aspirations as a Full Stack Developer. 💻✨ 1.Equality Operator (==): In Java, == serves dual roles—it compares primitive data types by value and checks object references for reference types. This distinction ensures precise handling of data comparisons in my projects. 2.Instance of Operator (instanceof): This operator validates whether an object belongs to a specific class or its subclasses. Its utility extends to runtime type checks and polymorphic behaviors, pivotal for object-oriented designs. 3.Bitwise Operators (&, |, ^, ~): These operators facilitate low-level bit manipulation within integers. By leveraging them, I optimize algorithms for tasks like data encryption or hardware interfacing, bolstering application performance. 4.Short Circuit Operators (&&, ||): Designed for conditional logic, && and || expedite program execution by halting evaluation upon reaching definitive outcomes. Their strategic use enhances program efficiency without compromising logic integrity 📚 Each operator learned today contributes significantly to my Java proficiency and strengthens my foundation in software development. Stay tuned as I share more insights and progress in my learning journey! #JavaProgramming #OperatorsInJava #FullStackDeveloper #LearningJourney #CodeQuality #CareerDevelopment

Are you Backend Engineer but lacking off real-world experience? Blamer, an open source project for GitHub & Telegram integration can help you. What we want from a candidate: 1. Experienced in any programming language, but preferably Java. For example, you can easily write a calculator application in the terminal 2. Basic understanding of HTTP 3. Experience with Git + GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket 4. Be ready to develop the first version of the product within 3-6 months 5. Willingness to trade your time for real-world development experience 6. Resistance to code criticism (in the beginning there may be a lot of criticism in pull requests) 7. English at the level for communication in tickets, pull requests 8. Ability to explain your thoughts in text 9. Be prepared to do a little interviewing What we can suggest to a candidate: 1. Experience of real-world development project 2. Experience of open source development 3. Experience of microservices development 4. We won't teach you - we will give you a ticket that you must close within 10 days, if you can't, it's not our problem. Just get the next one 5. We have no commercial interests. It's just an open source project with no advertising or commercial motivation and no monetization Tech Stack: Java 17 Spring Boot, Spring WebFlux, Spring Data, Spring Cloud PostgreSQL, Liquibase Terraform PlantUML Contacts: l3r8y@duck.com aliaksei.bialiauski@hey.com #java #opensource #experience

Use Null Coalescing Operator 💡The null coalescing operator, ??, is a handy binary operator that returns its left-hand operand as it is if not null, and otherwise its right-hand operand. This means it simplifies checking for null values in C# while keeping your code clean and concise. Let’s see some benefits of using nullable coalescing operator: ✅️Reduces boilerplate code Improves code readability Offers a concise way to handle null values Want to know more? Follow me or connect🥂 Please don't forget to like❤️ and comment💭 and repost♻️, thank you🌹🙏 #backend #fullStack #developer #Csharp #dotnet #dotnetCore #programmer #azure #github #visualstudio #EFCore

Technical Leadership: Lead and mentor a team of software developers, ensuring high standards of code quality, performance, and reliability. Software Development Expertise: TypeScript, JavaScript, Shell, Python, and Solidity,Node JS,ExpressJs, NestJs, Hardhat Database Management: Work with SQL and NoSQL databases, with a preference for MongoDB, to design and optimize data storage solutions. Cloud Experience: Demonstrate hands-on experience with Azure cloud services, deploying and managing applications in a cloud environment. Client Communication: Engage with clients to understand their requirements, provide regular updates, and deliver solutions that meet their expectations. Problem Solving: Apply excellent problem-solving skills to identify, analyze, and resolve complex technical issues, thinking creatively to find innovative solutions. Team Management: Foster a collaborative and productive team environment, providing guidance and support to team members. Ruchi 9977005643

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