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Recent huge investment in AI has changed the modern computational landscape. Whatever the value of recent AI developments ultimately proves to be, we have some new hardware capabilities as a side effect. What else do these enable?

Power BI's new PBIR format enhances collaboration, version control, and efficiency for developers. Learn key benefits and future implications.

Power BI Projects are a game changer for teams building reports; offering a source-control friendly format, CI/CD support, and the ability to edit in a code editor.

Spark doesn't always interpret JSON how we'd like. For example, if each key/value pair in a JSON object is conceptually one item, Spark won't give you a row per item by default. This article shows how to nudge Spark in the right direction.

This post examines .NET's native support for iterators: IEnumerator<T>, IEnumerable<T>, and IAsyncEnumerable<T>.

This guide captures the essential points that leaders should consider when setting up a new data team.

Use Reactive Extensions for .NET to transform FileSystemWatcher events into a powerful and easy-to-use event stream to deal with file system idiosyncrasies.

Common patterns with C# and JSON Schema - using conversions to map automatically between arbitrary types.

Common patterns with C# and JSON Schema - using unevaluatedProperties to create maps of strings to strongly typed values.

Common patterns with C# and JSON Schema - using oneOf to create numeric enumerations and dispatch with pattern matching.

Common patterns with C# and JSON Schema - using enum to create enumerations and dispatch with pattern matching.

Common patterns with C# and JSON Schema - using const to create discriminator properties for polymorphic types.

Common patterns with C# and JSON Schema - using oneOf for discriminated unions and pattern matching.

Common patterns with C# and JSON Schema - composing interface-like mix-in types with allOf.

Common patterns with C# and JSON Schema - creating tuples with prefixItems and unevaluatedItems.

Common patterns with C# and JSON Schema - Working with tensors by converting to and from numeric spans.

Common patterns with C# and JSON Schema - Creating an array of higher rank using nested items array schema, minItems and maxItems.

Common patterns with C# and JSON Schema - Creating a strongly typed array with items, minItems and maxItems.

Common patterns with C# and JSON Schema - constraining a base type.

Common patterns with C# and JSON Schema - extending-a-base-type.

Common patterns with C# and JSON Schema - object extensibility with open versus closed types.

Common patterns with C# and JSON Schema - how to reuse common schema in the definition of a type.

Common patterns with C# and JSON Schema - constraints on a simple data object.

Common patterns with C# and JSON Schema - the simple data object.

Corvus.JsonSchema enables safe use of the very high performance JSON parsing offered by .NET's System.Text.Json.