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    ALLCODE CRAFT
    May 15, 2016 Deb Haldar

    Top 10 dumb mistakes to avoid with C++ 11 smart pointers

    I love the new C++ 11 smart pointers. In many ways, they were a godsent for many folks who hate managing their own memory. In my opinion, it made teaching C++ to newcomers much easier.

    However, in the two plus …

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    ALLPERSONAL FINANCE
    May 10, 2016 Deb Haldar

    Are you safe from a market collapse if you’re a long term investor ?

    It's a pretty controversial question to start with. Nonetheless, it's one of the most critical questions that crops up in people's mind when they're thinking about making any investment decisions. Popular Media often touts that long term investors can ignore …

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    ALLPERSONAL FINANCE
    April 22, 2016 Deb Haldar

    Top 10 Financial Mistakes Every Software Developer Should Avoid

    One of my classmates, we’ll call him Ron, graduated out of college with flying colors and joined Microsoft at age 22. Once Ron’s bonus and stock awards kicked in after 9 months, the first thing he bought was a Corvette …

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    ALLCODE CRAFT
    April 3, 2016 Deb Haldar

    Polly – A Framework for Policy Based Retries of Transient Errors in C#

    In the last few posts we looked at two ways of handling Transient Errors. The first post showed how we can write a custom retry logic for transient errors with exponential back-off. The second post showed how we can …

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    CODE CRAFT
    March 9, 2016 Deb Haldar

    A Concise Guide to Transient Fault Handling Application Block

    Transient errors are intermittent errors caused by a short lived outage of a specific resource or service. In most cases, if you retry the operation after a few seconds, the error disappears. Transient errors are often beyond the control of …

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    ALLCODE CRAFT
    February 26, 2016 Deb Haldar

    Transient Errors Are Evil – How to Handle them With Exponential Backoff in C#

          Transient errors are intermittent errors caused by a short lived outage of a specific resource or service. For example, a network route might be unavailable for a few seconds or milliseconds, a web service may be experiencing high load …

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