You will have noticed that in my recent posts I have been writing about more and more about technologies other than Oracle. This deliberate change reflects my own journey as I move from the “classic” Oracle Developer role; working with Application Express and Oracle Forms to becoming a polyglot programmer. I have spent the last […]
In my earlier post I built an example of saving a public Twitter stream into RavenDB. Working with RavenDB has piqued my interest with NoSQL databases so in this post I swap out RavenDB and instead use MongoDB to save some of the tweets that appear in the Twitter Public stream This example was built […]
In an earlier post I explained how you can use C# to access a Twitter stream. In this post I will show you how to save the tweets from a Twitter stream to RavenDB. The goal of this post is not to perform a deep dive into NOSQL databases or the Tweetinvi API. Instead its to […]
This post is an aide-memoire as I learn more about boxing and unboxing in C# and is based upon this part of the C# docs. Boxing Is the process of converting a value type (such as int or bool) to the type Object or to any interface type implemented by this value type. When the CLR […]
In this article I will walk through the steps required to create a C# console application that prints a Twitter stream to the console using TweetInvi library The example was built using Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition and .NET Framework 4.6. Step 1 Start Visual Studio and create a new console application, I’ve called mine […]
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