The Morning Brew

Software

• ADAL v3 Preview – March Refresh – Vittorio Bertocci highlights the latest update to the Active Directory Authentication Library now with support for .NET Core and Xamarin Unified API

Information

• ?. in C#: When properties might be null – Bill Wagner looks at some of the use cases for the ?. operator in C#6 and how it can help to write concise code in a variety of scenarios
• Bundling and Minifying an AngularJS Application with ASP.NET MVC – Marius Schulz takes a look at some of the addition things to consider when minifying and bundling Angular JS applications
• No promises: asynchronous JavaScript with only generators – Dr. Axel Rauschmayer takes a look at the new style of asynchronous JavaScript code made possible using generators without promises in ECMAScript 6
• Fixing Memory Leaks in AngularJS and other JavaScript Applications – Dave Kerr takes a look at how to go about identifying memory leaks in JavaScript applications, looking at an AngularJS application to illustrate, before looking at what the solutions are to common memory leaks
• ASP.NET Web Forms Extensibility: Control Builders – Ricardo Peres takes a look at the Web Forms Control Builder functionality which provide an extensibility point for ASP.NET Web Froms
• Unit Testing and Memory Profiling: Can They Be Combined? – Alexey Totin shares a look at the dotMemory Unit framework whcih provides a way of performing unit tests which verify the memory use of your application
• Why are Azure Virtual Networks important for developers? – Alexandre Brisebois discusses the importance of Azure Virtual Networks in crafting a good solution on the Azure platform, and how with the advent of devops it is more important for developers to pay attention to infrastructure related topics
• Using Grunt, Gulp and Bower in Visual Studio 2013 and 2015 – Ravi Kiran explores te use of Grunt, Gulp and Bower as part of the development process inside Visual Studio (2013&2015), giving an introduction to these tools and looking at how they integrate into the IDE.

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