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| Related DevelopMentor Courses | MORE | | Understanding Map - Reduce The Map process gets the raw data as input and discard anything in the data we are not interested in, basically each input has a corresponding output so we end up with the same number of simplified data elements. And the Reduce process takes the output of the Map process and combines/discards data to produce the result. It should output exactly the same data structure as it took as its input. The Orders data structure looks like this: 1: public class Order. During the Map process we just extract the data we are interested in. 10: }. The Problem Solver - Monday, December 3, 2012 Guerrilla.NET (US) Training and LINQ and lambda expressions from C# 3.0. Multithreading : Build efficient multithreaded processing using new lightweight concurrent data structures. EF : Decouple your entity model from the data using Plain Old CLR Objects (POCOs). LINQ : Use LINQ to access objects, XML, and SQL relational data MVC : Learn the how build modern web applications using ASP.NET MVC 3.0 NoSQL : Build insanely fast, data-driven applications with NoSQL, MongoDB, and LINQ. Learn to write code using new.NET class libraries like LINQ and Silverlight. DevelopMentor Courses - Tuesday, March 1, 2011 Guerrilla.NET (UK) Training Build efficient multithreaded processing using new lightweight concurrent data structures. Create declarative services using workflow that can be deployed as simple text files Decouple your entity model from the data using Plain Old CLR Objects (POCOs). Use data binding to create rich data driven Silverlight applications Use powerful new security models with Windows Identity Foundation Debug.NET application beyond using Visual Studio breakpoints Come and learn to build robust.NET applications! Leverage new features of C# 4.0, couldn't? Register now. DevelopMentor Courses - Tuesday, March 1, 2011 |
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| The Latest from DevelopMentor | MORE | | Understanding Map - Reduce The Map process gets the raw data as input and discard anything in the data we are not interested in, basically each input has a corresponding output so we end up with the same number of simplified data elements. And the Reduce process takes the output of the Map process and combines/discards data to produce the result. It should output exactly the same data structure as it took as its input. The Orders data structure looks like this: 1: public class Order. During the Map process we just extract the data we are interested in. 10: }. The Problem Solver - Monday, December 3, 2012 Understanding Map - Reduce The Map process gets the raw data as input and discard anything in the data we are not interested in, basically each input has a corresponding output so we end up with the same number of simplified data elements. And the Reduce process takes the output of the Map process and combines/discards data to produce the result. It should output exactly the same data structure as it took as its input. The Orders data structure looks like this: 1: public class Order. During the Map process we just extract the data we are interested in. 10: }. The Problem Solver - Monday, December 3, 2012 Join Me at Guerrilla.NET in November LINQ and Entity Framework 5. PFx: The Parallel Class and Concurrent Data Structures. Applied NoSQL with LINQ, and MongoDB. Filed under: DevelopMentor Tagged: NET , ASP.NET , Azure , Cloud , Debugging , DevelopMentor , jQuery , LINQ , MVC , NoSQL. DevelopMentor.NET ASP.NET Azure Cloud Debugging jQuery LINQ MVC NoSQLJust a quick announcement for an developer upcoming event I’ll be participating in… Early November I’ll be co-teaching DevelopMentor’s biggest.NET developer event of the year in Los Angeles: Guerrilla.NET. mkennedy. Michael C. Kennedy's Weblog - Tuesday, September 25, 2012 | -
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LINQ and Entity Framework 5. PFx: The Parallel Class and Concurrent Data Structures. Applied NoSQL with LINQ, and MongoDB. Filed under: DevelopMentor Tagged: NET , ASP.NET , Azure , Cloud , Debugging , DevelopMentor , jQuery , LINQ , MVC , NoSQL. DevelopMentor.NET ASP.NET Azure Cloud Debugging jQuery LINQ MVC NoSQLJust a quick announcement for an developer upcoming event I’ll be participating in… Early November I’ll be co-teaching DevelopMentor’s biggest.NET developer event of the year in Los Angeles: Guerrilla.NET. mkennedy. Michael C. Kennedy's Weblog - Tuesday, September 25, 2012 - Understanding Map - Reduce
The Map process gets the raw data as input and discard anything in the data we are not interested in, basically each input has a corresponding output so we end up with the same number of simplified data elements. And the Reduce process takes the output of the Map process and combines/discards data to produce the result. It should output exactly the same data structure as it took as its input. The Orders data structure looks like this: 1: public class Order. During the Map process we just extract the data we are interested in. 10: }. The Problem Solver - Monday, December 3, 2012 - Article: Azure Storage
The data centers, redundancies, software engineering and operations know-how required to make this happen are exceedingly expensive. billion (that's 2,400 million dollars) on data centers in 2007 alone. These scalable, reliable, and geographically-replicated applications that run on Azure depend on data of course. Virtually all applications we write will be nothing without their underlying data. But if we simply use the tried and true methods of data storage such as the file system or a (single) database server our data is not all that scalable or reliable. Michael C. Kennedy's Weblog - Wednesday, April 8, 2009 - Understanding Map - Reduce
The Map process gets the raw data as input and discard anything in the data we are not interested in, basically each input has a corresponding output so we end up with the same number of simplified data elements. And the Reduce process takes the output of the Map process and combines/discards data to produce the result. It should output exactly the same data structure as it took as its input. The Orders data structure looks like this: 1: public class Order. During the Map process we just extract the data we are interested in. 10: }. The Problem Solver - Monday, December 3, 2012 - Dynamic Sorting with LINQ
I’ve been working with ASP.NET MVC and LINQ recently and was working on a controller action that “returned&# a collection of objects (wrapped in a JsonResult ). The dictionary needs to hold expression trees and not “raw&# delegates in order for LINQ to SQL to be able to generate the correct query when it finally gets around to executing it. One potential problem: if orderByKey names a property that doesn’t exist on the object or a property that returns an object that LINQ to SQL can’t order by, a runtime exception will be thrown. break; }. Jason Diamond - Monday, September 1, 2008 %>
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