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The Morning Brew #1683

Posted by on 29 Aug 2014 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew

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The Morning Brew #1682

Posted by on 28 Aug 2014 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew

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The Morning Brew #1681

Posted by on 27 Aug 2014 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew

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  • How to run Background Tasks in ASP.NET – Scott Hanselman takes a look at the various approaches and libraries for running tasks in the background of your ASP.NET Web Applications.
  • ZeroMq #3 : Socket Options/Identity And SendMore – Sacha Barber continues his series looking at the ZeroMq library and NetMq its .NET interface. In this post he explores some of the options available for Sockets, and looks at the SendMore support for multipart messages.
  • Bundling and Minification with Web Essentials – panesofglass discusses the options for Bundling and Minification using Web Essentials, and its MSBuild task support for bundling.
  • Creating A Reusable Timer In AngularJS – Ben Nadel shares an implementation of event debouncing in AngularJS using a Timer implementation which can be injected into Angular Classes.
  • AngularJS Routing Security – Pramod Sharma Tech takes a look at implementing authentication for AngularJS Routing allowing you to apply security to particular routes on the client side.
  • The Sordid Legacy of Browser Context Menus – Burke Holland takes a look at the browser context menu, and context menus in general, looking back at the history of their implementation, looking at modern implementations in the browser, and giving some thought to usability and best practices.
  • Managing Transactions in Entity Framework 6 – Peter Vogel takes a look at working with Entity Framework using Transactions to wrap your actions against data entities, and highlighting the latest features of the framework in this area.
  • Building Cloud Apps with the Azure WebJobs SDK – Tom Dykstra highlights the free e-book based upon Scott Guthrie’s presentation ‘Building Cloud Apps With Windows Azure’, and takes a look at the use of Azure Web Jobs.
  • It’s time we face reality, my friends: We’re not rocket scientists – Raymond Chen shares a story from the Windows 95 Development era – a useful reminder that we should be humble about what we are building (and able to poke fun at it too)

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