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Many developers use unit tests to check that their software works as expected. Unit tests check small units of larger pieces of software, and ensure that the outputs match expectations. Testing frameworks make unit testing easier by providing set-up/tear-down services and coordinating the tests. T...

Microsoft Bot Framework is a comprehensive offering to build and deploy high quality bots for your users to enjoy in their favorite conversation experiences. Developers writing bots all face the same problems: bots require basic I/O; they must have language and dialog skills; they must be performa...

Iron is a popular web framework for Rust (based on the lower-level Hyper library) which promotes the idea of extensibility through middleware. Much of the functionality needed to create a useful website can be found in Iron's middleware rather than the library itself.

This Topic is about Multi core programming using Task Parallel Library with .NET framework. The task parallel library allows you to write code which is human readable and adjusts itself with the number of Cores available. So you can be sure that your software would auto-upgrade itself with the upgra...

When you're new to Rails and working on legacy Rails applications, it can be confusing to understand which framework was introduced when. This topic is designed to be the definitive list of all frameworks across Rails versions.

A DataFrame is an abstraction of data organized in rows and typed columns. It is similar to the data found in relational SQL-based databases. Although it has been transformed into just a type alias for Dataset[Row] in Spark 2.0, it is still widely used and useful for complex processing pipelines mak...

This article is to introduce a simple and professional practice to use Entity Framework. Simple: because it only needs one class (with one interface) Professional: because it applies SOLID architecture principles I don't wish to talk more.... let's enjoy it!