The Morning Brew #1688
Posted by Chris Alcock on Friday 5th September 2014 at 08:28 am | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- [Announcement] ODataLib 6.7.0 Release – layla liu announces the release of the ODataLib 6.7.0 on NuGet. This release adds in a pretty impressive array of new features including additional core vocabulary terms, metadata annotation in EDM, and default Uri parsing overrides.
- Driving IE with the Web Driver Tool and Code Sample too – Greg Duncan highlights the Internet Explorer 11 Web Driver Tool which allows you to easily create automated tests which simulate the interaction of a user with a webpage
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- Aha, I have found a flaw in the logic to detect whether my program is running on 64-bit Windows – Raymond Chen highlights how limitations in code may often be down to the answer to the question being posed not actually being significant.
- Keeping Your Eyes on the Prize – Erik Dietrich similarly shares thoughts on focusing in on the real goal as a developer to help make good decisions.
- Standard Markdown – Dr. Axel Rauschmayer discusses the new standardisation effort to turn Markdown into a standard – a worthy cause which seems to be making good progress.
- Real-time web functionality using ASP.NET SignalR – Susan Ibach takes a look at using SignalR for server to client and client to server communications in Web based applications.
- Creating AngularJS controller classes with TypeScript – Andrew Davey discusses the use of TypeScript as a language to power AngularJS giving the benefits of typing and other enhanced language features.
- Real World with AngularJS and Cordova / PhoneGap – P.J. Tezza shares a look at building applications for mobile using AngularJS
- Super Simple AngularJS Web App, Realtime vCard Creator – saadixl shares a sample application created using AngularJS which builds vCard business cards
- Custom AngularJS Directives for File Browsing and Dropping – CodeProject – Zhuyun Dai shares an implementation of Angular Directives for files selection and drag and drop which can be reused in applications.
- A chatroom for all! Part 1 – Introduction to Node.js – Rami Sayar kicks off a tutorial series aimed at beginners with Node.JS looking at building a Chat Room application.
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