The Morning Brew

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• Bridge to Kubernetes GA – Nick Greenfield

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• .NET Performance Optimisations Don’t Have to be Complex – Steve Gordon
• Injecting services into Serilog filters, enrichers, and sinks – Nicholas Blumhardt
• PEM Loading in .NET Core and .NET 5 – Scott Brady
• Experimenting with .NET 5 Target Framework Names and the Windows platform – Nick Randolph
• Monsters Weekly 183 – Cross Browser Automation with Playwright – ASP.NET Monsters
• GitHub to replace ‘master’ branch with ‘main’ on 1st October – Kunal Chowdhury
• Git commit-tree parlor tricks, Part 8: I just rebased my branch, but now I realize that I should have merged – Raymond Chen

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• Announcing TypeScript 4.1 Beta – Daniel Rosenwasser
• Sysmon v12.0, Process Monitor v3.60, Procdump v10.0 and ARM64 ports – Luke Kim

Information

• Cross-platform diagnostic tools for .NET Core & dotnet-trace for .NET Core tracing in PerfView, SpeedScope, Chromium Event Trace Profiling, Flame graphs and more! – Scott Hanselman
• GitHub CLI 1.0 is now available – Amanda Pinsker
• Postgres For Those Who Can’t Even, Part 3 – In The Real World – Rob Conery
• LEARN DOCKER IN ONE MONTH! Your week 3 guide. – Elton Stoneman
• PORK: A Technology Resilience Framework – Daniel Bykat
• A developer’s guide to Ignite 2020 – Michael Crump

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• The future of .NET Standard – Immo Landwerth
• .NET Framework September 2020 Cumulative Update Preview Update – Tara Overfield
• Debug Your .NET Core Apps in WSL 2 with Visual Studio – Nathan Carlson
• C# 9.0: Target-typed expression – Miguel Bernard
• CQRS and MediatR in ASP.NET Core – Code Maze
• Why use MediatR? 3 reasons why and 1 reason not – Derek Comartin
• TypeScript Builders: Improving your types one step at a time – Steven Waterman
• GraphQL on Azure: Part 5 – Can We Make GraphQL Type Safe in Code – Aaron Powell
• Padlocks, Phishing and Privacy; The Value Proposition of a VPN – Troy Hunt

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