The Morning Brew #1157
Posted by Chris Alcock on Tuesday 31st July 2012 at 08:29 am | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- Troy Hunt: Lessons in website security anti-patterns by Tesco – Troy Hunt discusses a number of security anti-patterns occurring on one fo the largest UK Supermarket Chains website, discussing the security considerations of password storage and looking at a number of other security factors which should be reviewed – useful pointers for everyone.
- Transactions in Windows Azure (with Service Bus) – An Email Discussion – Clemens Vasters shares the highlights of a recent email discussion he had with a technical account manager about transactions in Windows Azure, discussing the service bus and its duplicate detection implementation.
- Fault-tolerance in Windows Azure SQL Database – Tony Petrossian discusses the concepts of fault tolerance in SQL Databases, and looks at how Windows Azure SQL databases provide fault tolerance through replication and failure detection and failover.
- IE for the XBox 360, a Dev’s Guide (13 pages) – Greg Duncan highlights a short paper on the features and capabilities of Internet Explorer for XBox, highlighting the differences between this edition and the other IE editions about.
- Using SignalR in MonoTouch and Mono for Android Apps – Greg Shackles discusses getting up and running with SignalR on Android and iOS using Mono and MonoTouch, looking at building the client and consuming it in code.
- Top 10 Raspberry Pi Myths and Truths – Scott Hanselman gives a nice introduction to the Raspberry Pi platform, discussing some of the can’s and cannot’s, and discusses some of the things it is ideal for.
- Make Your JavaScript Better With Self Executing Anonymous Functions – Chris Love takes a look at how the coding pattern of self executing functions is a useful one in JavaScript allowing you to better organize code and give your variables some level of scoping/protection.
- Using AutoMapper to build base class for mappers between domain classes and models – Gunnar Peipman takes a look at the use of Automapper to deal with the mapping between domain classes and models use on the UI, looking at how a base class with generics can help provide powerful capabilities.
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