The Morning Brew

Software

• dotCover 2.6 Early Access Program Launched – JetBrains announces the opening of the dotCover 2.6 early access previews giving you a chance to try out the new functionality in return for some feedback on the product.
• New version of OData Validator – The WCF Data Services team announce the release of a new version of the OData validator which now includes support for all three formats and all the features of the V3 feed format.
• Jesse’s got your number (of Insanely Essential Programmer Utilities)… – Greg Duncan highlights a new list of essential programmer utilities from Jesse Liberty – always interesting to see what another developer considers to be his indispensable tools

Information

• NeoLua – Dynamic language – ‘neolithos’ shares at look at NeoLua, an implementation on the .NET Framework of the Lua language, built on top of the Dynamic Languages Runtime and providing the functionality of Lua 5.2
• 30 Days of TDD – Day 17 – Specifying Order of Execution in Mocks – James Bender continues his series looking at Test Driven Development from a beginners point of view continuing with discussion of the use of Mock with a look at the ordering of execution
• My Definition of a Single Page Application – Jason Haley shares a short succinct description of what he considers to be a Single Page Web Application
• Learning AngularJS by Example – The Customer Manager Application – Dan Wahlin shares a look at the construction of a AngularJS sample application discussing the various aspects of the implementation.
• Sending Messages to SignalR Hubs from the Outside – Ricardo Peres takes a look at using SignalR Hubs to communicate with clients from other parts (non-SignalR) of your code base.
• High level overview of Visual Studio Extensibility APIs – Daniel Cazzulino discusses some fo the pain points of interacting with the Visual Studio Extensibility API, and shares a look at Clide a helper library which deals with working with the solution.
• Lessons learnt scaling a big mainstream RESTful AP – David Whitney shares a presentation he recently gave with a collection of really good advice for building and maintaining a public facing REST API.

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