This post is about using async/await in every possible scenario I encountered. The whole concept behind the use of async/await is to wait without blocking. As a .NET developer I very soon embraced the concept of iterators, thanks to Jeffrey Richter's AsyncEnumerator. I also remember an article about state machines by Matt Pietrek. I first … Continue reading async/await all the way
Back to C++
Right now I'm working on another React Native project that embbed Cross Platform C++ 11 code shared with the desktop version of the application. The desktop version of the app has been created with Qt Creator, which I did not know before. Same input, different ouput We are facing some issues in the shared C++ … Continue reading Back to C++
Real Life Entity Framework n-tier development
Update 10/04/2019: Added Lessons learned during development section. See Below. Update 09/26/2019: Added a link to a gist to generate Typescript Entities. See below. I'm currently helping one of my customers with a n-tier Entity Framework powered ASP.NET Core web service and Angular 7.x application. When it comes to real life web apps, on the client … Continue reading Real Life Entity Framework n-tier development
Multi-cloud architecture part 1: The why
Update 05/09/2019: AWS is now certified HDS as well In order to provide our patient education platform to our customers here at hygeex.com, we are now working with two mayor cloud providers, AWS & Azure. Why is that? Well at first we started with AWS, but we soon realized that because we're dealing with health … Continue reading Multi-cloud architecture part 1: The why
Label your feelings
I've recently cited a tweet about labeling you feelings to manage the pain or the overthinking they may cause. I decided I wanted to share my feelings about writing a mobile app for one of my customers. Remember, this is about my own feelings, not the experience of my customer. I'm visiting Oslo, and got … Continue reading Label your feelings
Sharing cross platform C++ code between the mobile and the cloud: Introduction
When I started programming with C++ exactly 28 years ago, it was with Borland C++ 2.0 on MS-DOS. Then I went to the Windows 3.0 version, had a quick side step with Visual Basic until 2001 when I was back with C++ on Windows 2000 running Visual Studio 6. Then I moved to c#/.NET for a … Continue reading Sharing cross platform C++ code between the mobile and the cloud: Introduction
A tale about using Open Source Software
I'm working on a project for one of my client that will require us to share native C++ code between iOS and Android then consume this code in React Native. A quick google search led to several toolkits and samples on GitHub. This is great, I'll have a starting point to play. I have forked two … Continue reading A tale about using Open Source Software
