The Morning Brew

Rather small edition today due to an unplanned lack of internet connection last night and this morning. If I get a chance I might post a catchup post over the weekend, if not Monday’s edition will be a huge edition.

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• ASP.NET MVC Translated for the Web Forms Programmer (1 in a series) – Sarah Chipps starts a new series looking at ASP.NET from the point of view of a WebForms programmer – this one looks like it will be a good series for a great many people.
• Trouble connecting to the Visual Studio webserver this week? – Mike Ormond blogs about a problem that seems to have been experienced by a number of people this week, caused by a Windows Defender signiture update
• Client Rendering Views with Spark and ASP.NET MVC – K. Scott Allen highlights one of the less well know features of the Spark view engine for ASP.NET MVC, the ability to have the engine render JavaScript which will create the HTML from data on the client side
• Hosting your OSS project on github – All the cool kids seem to be using Git for version control these days, and Aaron Jensen shows how to transfer your Open source project (if you have one) to GitHub hosting
• Mix: Getting my head around Oslo, M and MGrammar – Scott Hanselman starts exploring the world of M, MGrammer and Oslo giving a quick overview on each and showing off some secret screenshots
• Fluent NHibernate: Conventions Rewrite – James Gregory talks about the recent rewrite he made for the Fluent NHibernate Conventions explaining why and showing how it works.
• QUnit: Almost just what I was looking for… – Joshua Lockwood shares his experiences working with QUnit to write tests for his jQuery code, including some code samples of tests.

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