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Reducing in Java and Kotlin

Reducing in Java and Kotlin

This article looks at some of the ways you could use reduce and mapReduce in Java and Kotlin, and hope it could help clear up some…
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Uzi Landsmann
Save AWS-cost on CloudFront

Save AWS-cost on CloudFront

AWS have again announced a form of price reduction on one of their services (or actually multiple services). This time based on an old…
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Anders Bjørnestad
Could this tiny Cmdlet save your business APIM from a disaster?

Could this tiny Cmdlet save your business APIM from a disaster?

Being an AWS certified solution architect and a community builder, Azure has been kept to the side.
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Saif
Building custom HTML elements with web components

Building custom HTML elements with web components

Imagine building reusable, encapsulated HTML elements, without any framework! With web components, we can certainly create it!
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Marcus Stamström
Power BI Premium Per User — what does it really mean for “a user”?

Power BI Premium Per User — what does it really mean for “a user”?

Finally! Yes, finally arrived. Features which may have a significant impact on the way licensing models have been considered until now…
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Jakub Barzyk
An optional epiphany

An optional epiphany

Java’s Optional class is great — it gives your methods a way to signal to their callers that they might not have a proper answer to give…
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Uzi Landsmann
How trolls count in Kotlin

How trolls count in Kotlin

Everyone knows trolls can’t even count up to four!
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Uzi Landsmann
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