March 2017
Monthly Archive
The Morning Brew #2306
Posted by Chris Alcock on 23 Mar 2017 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
Software
- NuGet is now fully integrated into MSBuild – Karan Nandwani
Information
- C# 7.0: Out variables – Gunnar Peipman
- Notes from the ASP.NET Community Standup – March 21, 2017 – Maria Naggaga
- Sharing is Caring: Using Shared Projects in ASP.NET – Rion Williams
- MassTransit on RabbitMQ in ASP.NET Core – Simon Timms
- Fast Dictionary and struct generic arguments – Ayende
- What is the simplest database? – Szymon Warda
- Activate Free Azure Cloud Credits – Visual Studio Dev Essentials – Cheng Bin Tham
- Apply Now for Microsoft’s Go Mobile Tech Workshops – Joseph Hill
- How to demystify Git commands using Visualizing Git – 081 – Sara Ford
The Morning Brew #2305
Posted by Chris Alcock on 22 Mar 2017 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- Preventing mass assignment or over posting in ASP.NET Core – Andrew Lock
- Real-time chart using ASP.NET Core and WebSocket – Gunnar Peipman
- ASP.NET Community Standup – March 21st, 2017 – LIVE at Treehouse – ASP.NET Team
- The week in .NET – Happy birthday .NET with Mads Torgersen, Coypu – Bertrand Le Roy
- How to deploy an ASP.NET Core 1.1 application to an Azure App Services Web App using Visual Studio 2017 – Benjamin Perkins
- Five Visual Studio 2017 Extensions for Web Developers – Jeffrey T. Fritz
- ASP.NET Core pipelines – MichaÅ‚ Dymel
- C# 7: Dissecting Local Functions to understand how they capture local variables, C# 7: Local Functions are Funcs too & C# 7: Dynamic types and Reflection cannot access Tuple fields by name – Daniel Crabtree
- How to build a simple object graph delta comparer in C# using Structurizer – Daniel Wertheim
- Why OO Matters (in F#) – Sergey Tihon
- Setting up a local Selenium Grid using Docker and .NET Core – Joseph Woodward
- How to find when a line was last changed in Visual Studio – 080 – Sara Ford
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The Morning Brew #2304
Posted by Chris Alcock on 21 Mar 2017 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
Software
- GitHub – Microsoft/VisualStudioUninstaller – Visual Studio Uninstallation sometimes can be unreliable and often leave out a lot of unwanted artifacts. Visual Studio Uninstaller is designed to thoroughly and reliably remove these unwanted artifacts.
- ReSharper Ultimate 2017.1 EAP update: Visual Studio 2017 RTM and more – Svetlana Emelyanova
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- ASP.NET Core MVC Anatomy (Part 1) – AddMvcCore & ASP.NET Core Anatomy (Part 2) – AddMvc – Steve Gordon
- ASP.NET Core (-4077,-4047,-4089, 4095) – Benjamin Perkins
- Set HtmlHelpers Parameters Using Anonymous Objects in ASP.NET – Peter Vogel
- Getting started with Azure Functions – Gunnar Peipman
- The Monsters Weekly – Episode 94 – React with Server Side Rendering – The ASP.NET Monsters
- Building React Web Apps on .NET Core – dsuryd
- Make your pizzas taste better thanks to the F# Forward Pipe operator! – Youenn Bouglouan
- Understanding Fold – David Raab
- Event Hubs Archive, what’s the new naming convention – Shubha Vijayasarathy
- Checking Up on Your Entity Framework Objects with DbEntityEntry – Peter Vogel
- Building a MUD with F# and Akka.NET – Part One – Joe Clay
- Improve the Bus Factor – Libraries.io
- Dialing Visual Studio – Greg Duncan / Mads Kristensen
- How to open a GitHub repo that does not contain a solution in Visual Studio 2017 – 079 – Sara Ford
- Excessive explanation, part twenty-three – Eric Lippert
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