Your typical .NET assembly isn't just great at processing logic and solving problems. It also has an identity, expressed through various assembly-level attributes. As a programmer, you set these in ...

VS.NET recognizes the AssemblyCulture attribute and correctly creates an assembly named MyApp.resources.dll. This assembly is created in a subdirectory named after the assembly culture, under the ...

Also read: Databricks comes to Microsoft Azure You can deploy your .NET assembly to your Spark cluster and run it on a batch basis from the command line if you wish.