Ya he publicado en mi blog la colección de enlaces a contenidos interesantes de la semana pasada 🙂

Para destacar, Milan Jovanović nos habla sobre el problema que surge al intentar coordinar tareas que se ejecutan en distintos procesos o instancias, algo que escapa al alcance de los mecanismos de sincronización tradicionales como mutex, locks o semáforos de .NET, y algunas fórmulas para resolverlo.

Andrew Lock comparte los detalles del desarrollo de 'sleep-pc', una pequeña herramienta de línea de comandos que permite poner el PC a dormir después de un tiempo determinado. Usa .NET Native AOT y es instalable directamente desde NuGet.

Y por último, David Grace nos explica los distintos atributos que xUnit pone a nuestra disposición para proporcionar datos a los tests, y las diferencias entre ellos.

El resto, a continuación.

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Machine learning / IA

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Web / HTML / CSS / Javascript

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