How to Build Interactive Blazor Sunburst Charts for Hierarchical Data

TL;DR: Want to make hierarchical data easier to explore and understand? Discover how the new Blazor Sunburst Chart in 2026 Volume 3 helps users navigate complex hierarchies, uncover insights faster, and explore data through intuitive drill-down interactions. This guide covers data modeling, validation, and production-ready implementation techniques. Have you ever needed to visualize organizational structures,…

Features, Pros, Cons & Comparison

Introduction Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) tools are specialized software platforms designed to help organizations manage, evaluate, and strengthen relationships with their suppliers. In today’s complex and globalized supply chains, businesses no longer compete alone—they compete through their supplier networks. SRM tools provide a structured way to collaborate with suppliers, monitor performance, manage risks, ensure compliance,…

The Week in Charts (10/23/26)

View the video of this post here. This week’s post is sponsored by YCharts. Year-end review season is here, and for many advisors that means hours of meeting prep spread across several platforms. A portfolio system, a CRM, a planning tool, and many spreadsheets holding it all together. The information is all there. It just rarely…

How to Build Resizable Layouts with the .NET MAUI Grid Splitter

TL;DR: Learn how to build flexible, multi-pane interfaces in .NET MAUI applications using the Syncfusion Grid Splitter. Explore how to configure pane sizes, horizontal and vertical splitters, and collapsible sections to create adaptable multi-pane layouts. Applications often need to display multiple views on the same screen, so efficient space management is key to the user…

What Health Software Developers Need to Know

Healthcare software is no longer simply a digital convenience. It can influence clinical decisions, manage sensitive patient information, communicate with connected medical devices, and support processes where a software failure can have real consequences. As healthcare organizations become increasingly connected, developers must think beyond functionality and usability. Security needs to be considered throughout the software…

TypeScript 7.0 Migration Guide: Performance, Compatibility, and Upgrade Steps

TL;DR: TypeScript 7.0 introduces a native compiler written in Go, with Microsoft’s benchmarks reporting 7.7× to 11.9× faster full builds across five selected projects. This guide covers compiler API compatibility, framework and editor support, tsconfig.json changes, and practical benchmarking steps to help you evaluate the upgrade for your project. Slow TypeScript builds can delay development,…

Terraform Tools for Developer Productivity Master Guide

Tools, Workflow, Security, Testing, CI/CD, Automation, AI Assistance, Governance, and Production Best Practices Verified baseline: 5 September 2026Audience: Terraform developers, DevOps/SRE, platform/cloud engineers, module authors, DevSecOps teams, and engineering leaders. This handbook treats Terraform development as an engineering system, not a collection of unrelated commands. The goal is a fast local feedback loop, reproducible plans, secure authentication,…

The State of the Markets (October 2026)

View the video of this post here. Don’t miss the next post. Subscribe to The Week in Charts Here to get it directly in your inbox. The State of the Markets… 1) More All-Time Highs But a Narrowing Advance The S&P 500 closed at a record high last week for the first time since August, hitting…

React Gantt Chart Performance: Which Library Handles 100,000 Tasks Best?

TL;DR: Which React Gantt chart handles large schedules better? We benchmarked Syncfusion React Gantt, Bryntum Gantt, and DHTMLX Gantt across rendering, task operations, hierarchy changes, and dependency recalculation. Syncfusion performed best in most tested scenarios, completing the 100,000-task stress test in 44.4 seconds, compared with 122.2 seconds for DHTMLX. DHTMLX was faster at deletes, while…

Windows Batch Scripts to Shut Down or Restart a PC (Legacy and Modern Methods)

Originally published on 2009-02-05; fully revised and updated. If you need quick, repeatable power actions on Windows hosts, a small .bat file is often enough. This article explains the original script style from the 2009 post, highlights important caveats, and gives modern command examples that work on current Windows systems. What the original batch scripts…