The Morning Brew

Software

• Glimpse 1.8.0 released – Async Support – Anthony van der Hoorn announces the latest Glimpse update. This release adds the ability to capture details of things which occur in async operations, including async queries through Entity Framework and ADO.
• Visual Commander adds macro recording and playback for the text editor in Visual Studio 2012/2013 | Making Visual Studio perfect – Vlasov Studio tools announce Visual Commander, a Visual Studio extension for VS2010 + which adds the ability to record, edit and playback macros for the Visual Studio text editor.
• Introducing Viasfora – Thomas Restrepo announces the release of Viasfora, a Visual Studio Extension which combines his previous extensions Keyword Classifier, BetterXml and Line Adornments into a single package and adds customizability to them in a consistent way.

Information

• Math from scratch, part thirteen: multiplicative inverses – Eric Lippert continues his series on implementing mathematics from scratch using just basic types with a look multiplicative inverses, and drawing on the previous work on Bezout’s Identity.
• Frameworkless JS – rendering templates – Rob Ashton continues with his series of posts looking at creating Frameworkless JavaScript applications, exploring some techniques with templating to avoid taking additional dependencies to manage external template files.
• Back to Basics: Mastering Visual Studio Breakpoints – Sasha Goldshtein gives a nice summary of some of the useful and oft forgotten features of breakpoints.
• One ASP.NET – Welcome to the Web Development Buffet! – Jeffrey T. Fritz explores the concept behind and execution of the One ASP.NET strategy in Visual Studio 2013, looking at how it makes a huge range of possible options available to you.
• re: Why You Should Never Use MongoDB – Ayende follows on from a post about MongoDB with an interesting look and discussion of how to best model applications with a DocumentDB.
• Simple Logging Middleware (Katana Part 4) – K.Scott Allen continues with his look at OWIN Middleware, sharing a simple implementation of a HTTP request/response logging middleware.

Community

• Variety Mix Tickets, Crafty Coders, Bromsgrove – The Crafty Coders are running their next event on the evening of Thursday 21st November where Steve Forth will be presenting on knockout.js, and Neil Barnwell will be sharing a look at VSVim.

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