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• Release Candidates for ASP.NET MVC 5.1, Web API 2.1 and Web Page 3.1. – Pranav Rastogi announces the release candidate release of the latest batch of ASP.NET based web frameworks, all now available as pre-release packages on NuGet, each has a number of excellent new features, including attribute routing in ASP.NET MVC, Global Error handling in WebAPI and much more.
• ASP.NET December 2013 Security Updates – Levi Broderick announces the release of two security updates from the ASP.NET team, one for an XSS attack in SignalR and the other addressing an insecure configuration issues in WebForms.
• TraceEvent NuGet package moves from Beta to Release Candidate (RC) status – Vance Morrison announces the relase candidate of TraceEvent, a NuGet package which allows for easy parsing of Event Tracing For Windows information

Information

• Probable C# 6.0 features illustrated – Damien Guard draws on posts and content from Adam Ralph and Mads Torgersen looking at 9 possible features for C#6 and how they would look in your code.
• ASP.NET Web API 2.1 RC is out – what’s new? – Filip W takes a look at some of the new features of the ASP.NET Web API 2.1 Release Candidate release.
• AngularJS – Part 3, Inheritance – Gabriel Schenker continues his series looking at AngularJS, exploring how inheritance works for Angular Controllers
• NGEN Primer – Abhinaba Basu shares a useful overview of NGEN aimed at managed code developers who are not yet familiar, and to set the scene for some further posts on NGEN and the GAC.
• 3 Surprising Things to Do with the Console in C# – Jason Roberts takes a look at the Console class in .NET and shows that there is a lot more possible than simply writing lines.
• Ways to Remove Those Pesky console.log Statements – Elijah Manor is also talking consoles, but in JavaScript, looking at a few techniques to remove the Console.log calls from within your code.

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