#VSCode – Let’s do some #FaceRecognition with 20 lines in #Python (7/N)

Hi! I’m writing a series of posts about how to control a drone with Python and 20 lines of code, and once I reach to the point to read the camera feed, I’ve added a face detection sample. However this time I didn’t use the face_recognition python package I’ve used in this series, I performed…… Continue reading #VSCode – Let’s do some #FaceRecognition with 20 lines in #Python (7/N)

#Python – Let’s use a #FaceRecognition demo app for a performance comparison between #RaspberryPi3 and #RaspberryPi4

Hi! I started to do some tests with the new Raspberry Pi 4 and the results are amazing. I’m not a performance expert, so I decided to pick up some of the demos / apps I’ve creating for the Raspberry Pi and run them in both models: Raspberry Pi 3 B+ and Raspberry Pi 4.…… Continue reading #Python – Let’s use a #FaceRecognition demo app for a performance comparison between #RaspberryPi3 and #RaspberryPi4

#VSCode – Let’s do some #FaceRecognition with 20 lines in #Python (6/N)

Hi! In my last post I share some lines of code which allowed me to run some of the face recognition demos 6 times faster. I added a Frames per Second (FPS) feature in my samples. Later, thinking about performance, I realize that I don’t need to work with a full HD picture (1920 x…… Continue reading #VSCode – Let’s do some #FaceRecognition with 20 lines in #Python (6/N)

#VS2017 – Disable PerfWatson2 to improve Visual Studio performance from the Visual Studio Experience Improvement Program (What?)

Hi ! Next month, this post will be a 7 years old post [VS2010] 5 tips to improve your IDEs performance And the truth is that, with the exception of the WinForms option, the other options are still valid. Visual Studio is still an excellent IDE, if you can live with a high RAM usage…… Continue reading #VS2017 – Disable PerfWatson2 to improve Visual Studio performance from the Visual Studio Experience Improvement Program (What?)

#VS2017 – Deshabilitar PerfWatson2 para mejorar la performance en Visual Studio desde el programa de mejora de experiencia de usuario (What?)

Buenas! En un mes se cumplirán 7 años del siguiente post [VS2010] 5 tips to improve your IDEs performance Y la verdad es que, salvo la opciĂłn de WinForms, las demás opciones siguen siendo válidas. Visual Studio sigue siendo un excelente IDE, si puedes vivir con un consumo alto de RAM y el procesador calentito…… Continue reading #VS2017 – Deshabilitar PerfWatson2 para mejorar la performance en Visual Studio desde el programa de mejora de experiencia de usuario (What?)

VS2017 – Improving the solution load time

Hello! Today I found another new cool feature in Visual Studio 2017. This one is related to the load time in “big solutions”. I had read about this, but it had not checked this out it and just today, when I saw the following message, had the interest to read about this feature. Load <Solution…… Continue reading VS2017 – Improving the solution load time

#VS2017 – Mejorando el tiempo de carga en nuestras soluciones

Hola ! Hoy me encuentro con otra novedad en Visual Studio 2017 relacionada con el tiempo de carga de soluciones “grandes”.  Algo habĂ­a leĂ­do al respecto, pero no lo habĂ­a registrado y reciĂ©n hoy, cuando vi el siguiente mensaje, tuve la inquietud de volver a leer sobre esta feature. Load <Solution Name> faster next time by trying…… Continue reading #VS2017 – Mejorando el tiempo de carga en nuestras soluciones

#VS2017 – Analyzing the performance impact of extensions, panels, and solutions in Visual Studio IDE

Hello ! A few days ago in my podcast review of Connect 2016, I talked about Visual Studio 2017 new features. One of the features that have caught my attention these days is the ability to analyze the performance of VS2017 IDE when we are using extensions, the use of panels and the Solutions load…… Continue reading #VS2017 – Analyzing the performance impact of extensions, panels, and solutions in Visual Studio IDE