The Morning Brew #1279
Posted by Chris Alcock on Wednesday 23rd January 2013 at 09:28 am | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
Software
- Announcing Release of Windows Azure Media Services & Broadcast push notifications to millions of mobile devices using Windows Azure Notification Hubs – Scott Guthrie and the Windows Azure team announce thier latest service updates, including the general availability of the Windows Azure Media Services providing a huge range of options for the Uploading, Encoding, Delivery, and consumption of video. Scott also announce another new piece of functionality, Notification Hubs, which provides an easy way to route push notifications to large userbases across a number of different platforms.
- Now Available: Windows Phone SDK Update for 7.8 – Cliff Simpkins announces the release of the Windows Phone SDK Update for 7.8, allowing you to develop applications for the latest release of the Windows Phone 7 platform, including the new live tile capabilities.
- Hello mathy – Aaron Powell shares his Mathy library a mathematical formula parser implemented in TypeScript (which will of course compile down to JavaScript)
- Try F# 3.0 Launched Today! – Visual F# Team Blog – Site Home – MSDN Blogs – The Visual Studio FSharp Team announce the launch of TryF# 3.0, a web based F# experience which allows you to run F# directly from your browser, providing the easiest way to experiment with the F# language. The V3 includes full F# 3.0 support, along with an improved user interface and support for graphs and charts and social code sharing
- Announcing: Literate programming tools for F# – Tomáš Pet?í?ek shares a markdown parser, and F# code formatter, which combine into a literate programming tool for F# which will produce documentation from Markdown content, with well formatted F# language samples.
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- An RxJS to Rx.NET bridge – Jérôme Laban takes a look at bridging the gap between the Reactive Extensions for C# and those for JavaScript, something which becomes useful in ‘Metro Style’ applications whcih can call code from the other language
- Bird’s -eye view of Microsoft "˜Modern-Trend" Technologies – Cesar de la Torre shares a rather nice lookign info graphic looking at some areas of the current Microsoft focused technology space
- Poor, confused C# compiler – Charles Young looks at some interesting problems with compilation of circular references in structs in C# when using auto properties.
- Adding Request.IsLocal to ASP.NET Web API – Filip W takes a look at implementing the IsLocal check on web requests in ASP.NET Web API, sharing an extension method implementation, and looking at it in use
- Ben’s Unit Testing & TDD Courseware for Visual Studio 2010 (for free) – Greg Duncan highlights the no freely available courseware from Ben Day;s Unit Testing and Test Driven Development course which targets Visual Studio.
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