In order to color every n’th row in html table we can use tr:nth-child . It does its jobs very well – targets child in specified element. Probably most common use for it possible to see in striped rows within a table: This example was taken from here, so feel free to experiment with it. There… Continue Reading
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Robin Sharma is one of well known people in the “inspirational industry”. Here are two great motivational documents (downloadable and printable pdf format) which can boost you motivation
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Given an array where elements are sorted in ascending order, convert it to a height balanced BST. Today we going to learn how we can do it in Go (Golang). Here link in Wikkipedia for those who forgot what is all about. The rest is just a technique 🙂 //Node represent basic entity type Node struct {… Continue Reading
What you see in the image above is is result of New Relic .NET agent monitoring frequently (every minute) running scheduled tasks. Had conversation with nice person from New Relic support and apparently discovered that when they start up, the agent also starts up with it, and there is going to be a negative effect… Continue Reading
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In past i being asked a lot in different variation of this same question : public class SaladIngridient { } public class FruitSaladSaladIngridient : SaladIngridient { } public class Salad { public virtual void WhatSaladAreYou(SaladIngridient ingridient) { Console.WriteLine(“Salad with with {0}”, ingridient); } } public class FruitSalad: Salad { public override void WhatSaladAreYou(SaladIngridient ingridient) {… Continue Reading