Ian Obermiller has crafted a rather nifty mobile version of The Morning Brew, using NodeJS, Express, FeedParser, request, Jade, and Stylus, all hosted on Windows Azure at http://mbmobile.azurewebsites.net/. Ian has made the source available on GitHub at https://github.com/ianobermiller/morningbrewmobile, so I plan to have a little read this weekend and learn a bit more about Node.
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- SignalR 1.1 beta – David Fowler highlights the release of SignalR 1.1 Beta which features some significant performance improvements along with a number of new features, and a substantial re-engineering of the Scale out story
- Recent NuGet Gallery Updates – The NuGet Gallery Team share the details of the latest changes they have made in the past couple of fortnightly releases
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- Collaborative route planner with SignalR, Knockout.js and Google Maps – StrathWeb – Filip W shares an article he has written for Tech.Pro which looks at the building of a collaborative route planning application based on Google Maps, using SignalR to handle the real time collaboration and Knockout.js for client side data binding
- Angry Birds of JavaScript: Mighty Eagle – Automation & AngleBrackets Sessions and Slides – Elijah Manor shares the final part of his Angry Birds inspired series looking at front end architecture. This post looks at the Grunt task-based command line tool which allows you to script and automate your processes. Elijah also shares the slides from his AngleBrackets conference presentation based on the series of posts.
- Slides and Code from my AngleBrackets/DevIntersection Talks: AngularJS, ASP.NET MVC, jQuery and JavaScript – While we are on the subject of AngleBrackets, Dan Wahlin shares the slides from his three sessions looking at AngualrJS for Single Page Applications, JavaScript patterns for clean code, and end to end ASP.NET MVC 4 with Entity Framework and jQuery
- Working with Promises in Windows Store Apps – Bipin Joshi takes a look at the use of promises in JavaScript based Windows Store Applications
- SymbolSource support for NuGet Package Source Discovery – Maarten Balliauw highlights a recent improvement to NuGet Package Source Discovery, a NuGet Package which locates the source for the package, and now adds support for configuring Visual Studio to find the published symbols for the package too.
- ASP.NET Web Forms Extensibility: Handlers – Ricardo Peres takes a look at the use of HttpHandlers to extend ASP.NET Web Forms application functionality.
- Judged by its Cover – Friend of The Brew, Mark Nijhof has been hard at work on a LeanPub book on CQRS, which focuses on the building up of an example application which illustrates some of the key concepts of CQRS