The Morning Brew

Software

• AnkhSVN 2.0 Final Released… – A free Visual Studio integration for Subversion, supporting Visual Studio 2005 and 2008

Information

• Identity framework for .Net – René Løhde talks about the recently released Identity Framework from Microsoft
• Security.Cryptography.dll & Security.Cryptography.Debug.dll from the CLR Security Team (with full source) – Greg Duncan highlights a CodePlex project from the CLR Security Team providing additional crypto algorithms.
• Aspects of Functional Programming in C# Presentation and Code – Matthew Podwysocki posts up a slide deck and some great links about functional programming.
• Back To Basics – Everyone Remember Where We Parked (that memory)! – Scott Hanselman talks about some problems he had with playing sounds in his BabySmash application caused by memory getting cleaned up before the sound had played
• Poll: What threading features do you use? – Roy Osherove wants to know what threading features you use to help with the development of TypeMock Racer.
• Dismiss the ModalPopupExtender with Esc or Enter key – Casey Roach offers a solution to one of my pet hates about web applications – the fact that ‘dialogs’ can’t be dismissed using the escape key.
• Separation of Concerns by example: Part 4 – Jimmy Bogard continues his series on Separation of Concerns – in this part he looks at fixing a defect in the a class, showing how the separation of concerns makes it easier and safer to perform this fix.
• Static Singletons for ASP.NET Controls – Rick Strahl examines the use of the Singleton Pattern for ASP.NET Controls.
• Future Focus: Searching and Navigating to Symbols – Charlie Calvert draws attention to a series of articles about future Visual Studio features, and reminds us that we can comment on these proposals.
• BOSS — The Next Step in our Open Search Ecosystem – Yahoo open up their search with BOSS (Build your Own Search Service), a published API for their search systems with a number of great sounding features
• Mastering F# Lists – Chris Smith takes a detailed look at lists in F#, examining the common methods with some graphical representations.

Community

• Alt.Net.UK Summer Conference – The Alt.Net UK Conference registration is open – get your place for 12-13th September.
• CodePlex Project Developers Wanted for Research Study – Help out a PhD Student researching usability in open source software – only requirement is that you are a developer with a codeplex project

Humour

• Goodbye, World – It is Friday after all – why not!

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