Don't use BlockingCollection<T> in Blazor WebAssembly
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Always use BufferBlock<T> instead of BlockingCollection<T> in Blazor WASM. It is not supported!
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Oddities with paths in WPF
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Remember relative/absolute paths? Image.Source respects in a weird way the relative path a/b.png vs the absolute (to the project’s root) path /a/b.png and it’s useless.
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Don't use BlockingCollection<T> in Blazor WebAssembly
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Always use BufferBlock<T> instead of BlockingCollection<T> in Blazor WASM. It is not supported!
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CQRS is everywhere but few understand it (Part 2: Theory)
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We take a theoretical look into CQRS
Read moreCQRS is everywhere but few understand it (Part 1: Origins)
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CQRS was probably the pattern with most adepts having a surface-level understanding out of all patterns I’ve seen thus far.
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You can control the brightness of your monitor from inside your OS
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If your monitor supports DDC/CI, you can easily control your monitor’s brightnes from your OS.
Read moreHow to move the mouse cursor through WinAPI in a multi-monitor setup
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You should always use MOUSEEVENTF_VIRTUALDESK when using MOUSEEVENTF_MOVE to simulate moving the mouse cursor on Windows.
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Oddities with paths in WPF
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Remember relative/absolute paths? Image.Source respects in a weird way the relative path a/b.png vs the absolute (to the project’s root) path /a/b.png and it’s useless.
How to convert WPF Key to KEYBDINPUT.wVk virtual key code
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Microsoft provides KeyInterop.VirtualKeyFromKey function to convert a WPF key into a WinAPI virtual key.
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How to convert WPF Key to KEYBDINPUT.wVk virtual key code
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Microsoft provides KeyInterop.VirtualKeyFromKey function to convert a WPF key into a WinAPI virtual key.
Read moreHow to move the mouse cursor through WinAPI in a multi-monitor setup
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You should always use MOUSEEVENTF_VIRTUALDESK when using MOUSEEVENTF_MOVE to simulate moving the mouse cursor on Windows.
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How to convert WPF Key to KEYBDINPUT.wVk virtual key code
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Microsoft provides KeyInterop.VirtualKeyFromKey function to convert a WPF key into a WinAPI virtual key.
Read moreHow to move the mouse cursor through WinAPI in a multi-monitor setup
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You should always use MOUSEEVENTF_VIRTUALDESK when using MOUSEEVENTF_MOVE to simulate moving the mouse cursor on Windows.
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You can control the brightness of your monitor from inside your OS
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If your monitor supports DDC/CI, you can easily control your monitor’s brightnes from your OS.
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My AutoHotkey scripts
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On Linux Mint you can control the sound volume by scrolling on top of the sound icon. On Windows we can get the same functionality with help from AutoHotkey.
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You can control the brightness of your monitor from inside your OS
Published:
If your monitor supports DDC/CI, you can easily control your monitor’s brightnes from your OS.
Read moreMy AutoHotkey scripts
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On Linux Mint you can control the sound volume by scrolling on top of the sound icon. On Windows we can get the same functionality with help from AutoHotkey.
Read morepatterns
CQRS is everywhere but few understand it (Part 2: Theory)
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We take a theoretical look into CQRS
Read moreCQRS is everywhere but few understand it (Part 1: Origins)
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CQRS was probably the pattern with most adepts having a surface-level understanding out of all patterns I’ve seen thus far.
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My AutoHotkey scripts
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On Linux Mint you can control the sound volume by scrolling on top of the sound icon. On Windows we can get the same functionality with help from AutoHotkey.
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CQRS is everywhere but few understand it (Part 2: Theory)
Published:
We take a theoretical look into CQRS
Read moreCQRS is everywhere but few understand it (Part 1: Origins)
Published:
CQRS was probably the pattern with most adepts having a surface-level understanding out of all patterns I’ve seen thus far.
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