Entries for 'Christopher Olsen'
Introduction
Overview of Next.js
Performance Improvements
Developer Experience
Case Studies and Success Stories
Future Outlook
Conclusion
Introduction
For the last seven years, DMC's go-to stack for web application develo...
Recently, we decided to modernize a legacy web application. This application was written back in 2018, before hooks were introduced to React. We used Redux for state management. As the years went on, and more features were added to React, Redux start...
Introduction You have a SQL Server database, and one or more of your queries are running slow. You need to figure out why. You're not going to find the solution to your specific problem in this blog post, but you will find the first troubleshooti...
Working with and manipulating arrays has always been one of my least favorite aspects of JavaScript development. Ever since I became a professional .NET developer and C# became my language of choice, my distaste for working with arrays in JavaSc...
Lately, I've gotten reacquainted with an old friend of mine: the Revit API. Revit is an incredible piece of architectural software from Autodesk, and one of its features is the ability to expand its functionality through the use of add-ins. Revit...
(NOTE: There is sample code to go along with this article.)
In web applications, a task that often needs to be performed is the sorting of arrays. If you're anything like me, you often use the Array.prototype.sort method to accomplish thi...
While developing a .NET application, you may find that you need to access data that is stored in the Active Directory (AD). In these cases, if you’re not experienced with querying the AD, you may be tempted to create a copy of the data you need...