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I’ve decided to write this blog post after noticing how many people were asking me to make gettext optional when building fswatch. At the beginning I actually thought it was optional. And I never dug any deeper into the matter because, apparently, everybody experiencing this problem was building fswatch from the repository sources instead of building it from a release tar-ball. ...

Since the release of the OpenShift Container Platform (OCP) it has been my desire to provide a simple, fully configured and easy to use installation. This installation needs to have the Red Hat Middleware product streams installed (pre-configured container options) and all the extras like source to image and .Net Core containers. For some time there’s been easy to use ...

[um_loggedin show_lock=yes lock_text=’Please login to access this download.’][/um_loggedin] [um_show_content roles=’admin,editor,lead’] [/um_show_content] [um_show_content not=’admin,editor,lead’] Welcome back, to access this download please complete your profile here[/um_show_content] Welcome to 1Gig Tech 24th edition! In today’s edition, there are 23 articles on technology, news, open source, community on the fantastic and ever evolving technology world. Considerations When Writing a PowerShell Function (Boe Prox) Here’s how ...

Learn how to access useful information from your Angular 2 components right from your browser’s console There have been some quite useful articles for how to debug Angular 1.x applications from the browser’s console. But how can we achieve the same in Angular 2? Is there even a way? Let’s see. I always found it quite neat how to debug ...

The interwebs is full of posts telling about how to create file and directory junctions**. But there is little information about removing them and even less being correct: some suggest to del a directory junction (which just deletes everything in it but the junction). Finally there is little information about listing all junctions, so lets start with that: Deleting a ...

The internet is rife with information, and has undoubtedly become one of our greatest resources for learning. Instead of referencing an encyclopedia, we now hit up Google instead. To say the internet has changed the face of education would be a gross understatement. But has it replaced the need for formal education? You already know how passionate John is about ...

A follow up on thoughtram’s excellent article on creating a tabs components with Angular 2 This is a follow-up article of thoughtram’s excellent article on developing a tabs component with Angular 2, where we’re going to explore an alternative way of creating a tab component by learning about @ContentChildren and AfterContentInit. That said, definitely read thoughtram’s article on how to ...

Welcome to 1Gig Tech update! Happy New Year! The New Year edition has 16 articles on technology, news, open source, community on the fantastic and ever evolving technology world. How To Create Strong Passwords That You Can Easily Remember (Joseph Steinberg) In an earlier article I described some of the problems with so-called complex passwords – passwords that consist of a mix ...

Table Of Contents 1. Introduction 2. Scenario 3. Analysis 4. Design 5. Implementation 5.1 Meeting Availability Service 5.2 Defining the domain model 5.3 The Workflow 5.4 Email Service 5.5 Testing The Email Service 5.6 The Client 6. Summary   1. Introduction A few weeks ago I was playing around with WF 4.0 declarative workflows. One of the questions that a ...

This is the first part in a series of blog posts on Getting Visual Studio Code Ready for TypeSript: Compiling TypeScript to JavaScript (this post) Why TypeScript? In case you’re new to TypeScript, Wikipedia defines TypeScript in the following way (paraphrased): TypeScript is designed for development of large applications and transcompiles to JavaScript. It is a strict superset of JavaScript ...