The Morning Brew #1538
Posted by Chris Alcock on Friday 31st January 2014 at 07:34 am | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
Software
- Microsoft.Diagnostics.Tracing.EventSource is now stable – Cosmin Radu announces the RTM release of the EventSource NuGet Package, outining the new features added, including support for .NET 3.5, and gives an overview of its use.
- Announcing preview of Dynamic Data provider and EntityDataSource control for Entity Framework 6 – Pranav Rastogi announces a preview release of an updated Dynamic Data package which adds support for Entity Framework 6
- Azure Cloud Services: 8 virtual cores with 56 GB of RAM, and 16 virtual cores with 112 GB of RAM. – Lee Stott highlights the news that big on Azure just got bigger with the introduction of two new server sizes available on the Azure Platform, featuring increased CPU and RAM resources.
- CoffeeScript 1.7.0 and 1.7.1 – The CoffeeScript team announce an updated release (and subsequent bugfix release) which adds a significant number of new features.
Information
- How many 32-bit types might we want? – Jon Skeet discusses the use of ‘Tiny Types’ for code clarity, and considers what other 32bit types we might find useful in our programming.
- Create your own CLR Profiler – Calvin Hsia looks at implementing your own CLR profiler, sharing the C++ Code to perform a very basic profiling operation on your application.
- Estimations in budgets and costs – Jimmy Bogard discusses the art and supposed science of estimation in software development, suggesting that we abandon the abstract ‘points’ based measures and actually start talking in real time, and real money
- For your convenience, please disable security warnings – Troy Hunt discusses the security threat from mixed HTTP and HTTPS content, and what the browser warning is trying to tell you and protect you against, as well as why as developers we need to be aware of the threat and ensure that we don’t mix content modes.
- Analyzing Windows Azure Storage Logs – Brian Swan discusses the process for exploring and analysing Azure Storage Logs, something which is particularly important when working with ‘Big Data’ in HDInsight
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