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We often come across spreadsheets and CSV files that contain features which are a list of tags or categories. This blog article walks through a simple way of extracting insights from this data using a combination of Pandas for data wrangling and Power BI for analytics and visualisation.

We're constantly using computer networks and the internet, especially as developers. The Web is the most important application on the Internet; this is the second of two posts aiming to explain the basics of the Web.

In this post, we will be showing how to implement dependency injection in an ASP.NET Core application.

Star Schemas are designed to be able to filter the fact table by any dimension. But in some cases, we might also want to filter a dimension table by another dimension. Here's a clean way of doing so.

It's possible to get into a tricky situation when combining asynchronous methods that return Task objects with multicast delegates in C#. In this post Liam explains how that situation arises.

Field Parameters allow users to dynamically change the measure being analysed within a report. This blog post will explore how to use the new Field Parameters feature to dynamically switch between measures in a visua.

Debugging allows us to troubleshoot problems in our applications by stepping through our code line by line, and stepping into methods when necessary. But there might be instances where the process is not so straightforward. Debugging NuGet packages is one of them.

This blog post explores one of the most common table functions in DAX - DISTINCT.

If you're interested in the Distributed Application Runtime (Dapr) and how it can simplify migrating existing workloads to use cloud platform services, then this series might be for you. In this post, we continue modifying the excellent Dapr Traffic Control sample application by adding Azure Key Vault integration for its secrets management.

This blog post explores two of the most common table functions in DAX - FILTER and ALL.

Lambda expressions are a syntactically light way of defining functions, but they can seem cryptic when first coming across them. In this post, we look at their syntax in C# and some examples.

Jessica joined endjin as part of the Software Engineering Apprenticeship 2021 cohort. In this post, Jessica reflects on her first 6 months.

This post focuses on a major application that utilises all of the networking infrastructure described in the previous post, and is often considered (falsely) synonymous with the Internet – the World Wide Web (WWW).