The SOLID principles tell us how to arrange our functions and data structures into classes, and how those classes should be interconnected. The use of the word “class” does not imply that these principles are applicable only to object-oriented software. A class is simply a coupled grouping of functions and data. Every software system has such groupings, whether they are called classes or not. The SOLID principles apply to those groupings.
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Original post: The career advice I wish I had at 25 - Shane Rodgers
In the future, when we turn 50, we will each be given a ticket to a time machine and, just once, we will be able to go back in time and talk to our 25-year-old selves.
Even then, time travel will be expensive and wreak havoc with frequent flyer programs. So there will only be one trip. So what if we could? What would we say? What advice would we give?
I often wish I could do this. Just once. So, just in case the time machine ever comes along, this is the career advice I would give my 25-year-old self.
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SQLPAL & Drawbridge is a virtualization technique which implements an virtualization layer that wraps unmodified Windows/Linux application into a container, so as to enable the app to run on Linux/Windows platforms, makes traditional applications easy to be cross-platform and well-isolated.
Drawbridge is a research prototype of a new form of virtualization for application sandboxing, raised and developed around 2011.
Then the SQL Server team launched a project named “Helsinki”, wihch aimed to transplant SQL Server to Linux platform, making SQL Server a cross-platform database. They did it by integrating Drawbridge into SQL Server Operating System (SOS). SQLPAL is born.
In order to test if Progress Oracle wire-protocol ODBC driver supports Kerberos authentication, I spent several days configuring Kerberos authentication for our test Oracle server.
Basically, the configuration consists of 3 machine provisioned in Azure: