This is a far more opinionated post than usual. It is not meant to inflammatory, my goal for this post is to have something tangible that I can point to the next time an Oracle Developer thinks they want or need to “do” incremental commits. In this post an incremental commit is defined as code […]
This post follows on from part 1. With the AWS S3 objects in place it is now time to create a simple C# console application that will upload a text file stored locally to the AWS S3 bucket. The first step is to create a test file that you want to upload. In my example, […]
In this, the first of a two part post, I will show you how to upload a file to the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Simple Storage Service (S3 ) using a C# console application. The goal of this post is to get a very simple example up and running with the minimum of friction. It […]
I try to attend a developers conference once a year and this year I attended NDC London 2018. I was surprised that only two developers out of the many I had asked before going knew of the NDC brand of conferences. I discovered NDC thanks to Carl and Richard of .NET Rocks! Thanks gents, I owe […]
Looking back at the technical books I had read in 2017, the biggest surprise is that I didn’t read any books on Oracle which I think is the longest time I have spent between Oracle books. This hiatus will not last long into 2018 because of the imminent launch of Pete Finnigan’s new book The four […]
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