When working with C#, we can convert a DateTime object to a string. If we don't specify any formatting options, the default DateTime string format will be outputted. However, C# gives us the power to completely customise how the DateTime object should be outputted using custom format specifiers.
We've recently been moving all our infrastructure over to AWS at Mercury. This has come with many benefits such as finer control over security and easier maintenance of our infrastructure
Accessing these environment variables is different in every programming language supported by AWS Lambda as each language uses a native API for retrieving the environment variables instead of introducing a dependency for retrieving environment variables
I started working at a new company called Mercury FX International. We specialize in foreign exchange and I help maintain and innovate the software that we use. This can range from menial tasks such as fixing minor bugs to major projects like...
In this last post in this series on using SData 2.0 in Sage CRM, I just want to leave some comments on authenticating with SData 2.0. If you
This is the fourth post in a series of posts documenting how to use the new SData 2.0 RESTful API in Sage CRM. If you haven't
This is the third post in a series of posts about using SData 2.0 in Sage CRM. If you haven't read the first post then I highly suggest
This is the second part of a series of articles on how to use SData 2.0 in Sage CRM. If you haven't read the first one then I suggest you
A perhaps lesser-known feature of Sage CRM is the SData RESTful API. This API was initially developed to allow developers read-only access to the Sage