There is a misconception that we think that we understand and have learned because we have spent time attempting to do so. In psychology the term for this, illusions of competence. Why cannot I always communicate back what I “ feel” I have understood? I then realize that I have tricked myself into thinking I was competent. I then get confused, because I have seen the videos, read the blog’s, and looked into the documentation. Some days or weeks later I get into a situation where it could be useful to express my competency to customers and colleagues, and I suddenly realize I don’t find the right words or is able to express the topic as it should. My “knowledge ego” bolster and I feel have a deep understanding on new subjects when I consume what is shared. When I consume the shared content, I feel that I really understand the concept and that it increases my competency. The Dynamics 365 community is flooding over with excellent articles, video’s, blogposts and learning services, and I enjoy learning new stuff. Thanks Dynamics 365 and the illusions of competence If you agree with me, then please vote on the idea, so that Microsoft can implement this performance improvement into future releases. Var serialized = JsonSerializer.Serialize(tc, options) Options.DefaultIgnoreCondition = JsonIgnoreCondition.WhenWritingDefault
JsonSerializerOptions options = new JsonSerializerOptions() Here is a small C# sample code on how to reduce the JSON payload using the JsonSerializerOptions to omit null and default values. The JSON generators used with Dynamics 365 to have the capability to omit null and default values, and it is a very small switch to enable, that could reduce the payload quite dramatically (up to 40%-50% on products and product attributes). By further minimizing the JSON messages we can improve the response times and the performance experience. Sending null and default values is just taking space without transferring any actual information.Īny data we are sending will affect processing of the JSON, and networking time to transfer the messages. When looking up a product, then the attributes of that product is shown, and in the following example I only have one attribute Item number, but the JSON still contains the complete structure. It is easy for us humans to read and it is easy for machines to parse and generate. To explain the idea, when the POS and eCommerce is communicating with CSU(Commerce Scale Unit), then JSON is used as the lightweight data-interchange format. If you would like this feature to become available, please use the community superpower() and vote on the following idea: Together with friends, I think we have found some low-hanging fruits that may shave of milliseconds for POS and eCommerce API’s, but we need your help. The path towards performance is a delicate balance between functionality, usability, scalability and effort/budget. As May says, it means “you don’t have to carry around a box filled with screwdrivers.I have always been interested in how to improve performance, and I have understood that there is no silver bullet or switch you just can turn to get dramatically improvements. But if you need a screwdriver only a few times a month (or year), this is your best option. Since the tip and shaft are not part of the same solid piece of metal, a tool like this isn’t as strong as a traditional screwdriver. So if you’re tightening a screw, it’ll apply turning force as you rotate your wrist to the right, then let your wrist spin back to the left and into place for another twist - all without removing the screw head from the screw. This is a ratcheting screwdriver, which means the shaft can spin freely in one direction. Its 15 bits - including the standard flathead and Phillips, along with more specialized Robertson and Torx bits (see below), which you probably won’t need until you start a career in decking - are stored inside the handle, so you don’t have to carry around an extra case. This Lutz screwdriver is a favorite of Strategist senior editor Peter Martin, who learned about it from his uncle, a longtime plumber. Most everything handled by traditional screwdrivers can be taken care of by a single tool with interchangeable bits.
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