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Repeatable, Reboot Resilient Windows Environment Installations Made Easy When its time to repave either bare metal or virtualized instances, locally or on a remote machine, Boxstarter can automate both trivial and highly complex installations using Chocolatey packages. Compatible with all Windows versions from Windows 7/2008 R2 forward.
Get notified in your email when a new post is published to this blog This is the first of a series of posts in which we’ll explore all things command-line – from the origins of the command-line and the evolution of the terminal, to what we’re doing to overhaul and modernize the Windows Console & command-line in future Windows releases. Posts in the “Windows Command-Line” series Note: This chapter
In every release of Microsoft Edge, we tune the Chakra JavaScript engine to provide better startup and execution performance, with a leaner memory footprint, and with improved responsiveness on real-world workloads. As EdgeHTML 17 rolls out to users as part of the Windows 10 April 2018 Update, we’d like to dive into some of the optimizations we’ve made in the Chakra engine in this release. These o
Over the last 8 months we have been working on adding support for Web Animations, a W3C standard offering Web developers a JavaScript API to create, query and controls animations. While there is work left to do to ship this experimental feature to the Web at large, we feel our implementation has matured enough that, with the release of Safari Technology Preview 59, we can turn Web Animations on by
Notable Changes crypto: Support for crypto.scrypt() has been added. #20816 fs: BigInt support has been added to fs.stat and fs.watchFile. #20220 APIs that take mode as arguments no longer throw on values larger than 0o777. #20636 #20975 (Fixes: #20498) Fix crashes in closed event watchers. #20985 (Fixes: #20297) Worker Threads: Support for multi-threading has been added behind the --experimental-w
Last updated: Dec 21, 2017 | See all Documentation Sometimes people want to get a certificate for the hostname “localhost”, either for use in local development, or for distribution with a native application that needs to communicate with a web application. Let’s Encrypt can’t provide certificates for “localhost” because nobody uniquely owns it, and it’s not rooted in a top level domain like “.com”
Start Building QuickstartsLearn the Basics Identity FundamentalsAuth0 OverviewConfigure Auth0 Auth0 TeamsTenant SettingsApplications in Auth0APIsManage Dashboard AccessPlan and Design Authentication and Authorization FlowsArchitecture ScenariosProfessional Services Welcome to Auth0, an identity platform to manage access to your applications. If you’re new to identity and access management (IAM), l
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