The Morning Brew

Software

• VisualFSharpPowerTools/RELEASE_NOTES – The Visual F# Power Tools team announce the release of version 1.7 of the Visual F# Power Tools which add a number of great features to the IDE for working with F# Code

Information

• NServiceBus VideoStore with Azure WebJobs – Sean Feldman takes a look at the hosting of multiple NServiceBus endpoints in a WebJob, and looks at the implementation of the VideoStore NServiceBus sample in this way.
• More With Arrow Functions in ES6 – K.Scott Allen takes a further look at the new Arrow Functions in EcmaScript 6
• TypeScript – Understanding TypeScript – Peter Vogel gives a nice introduction to TypeScript in this MSDN Magazine article
• Creating an Angular application end-2-end – Part 1 – Gabriel Schenker kicks off a series looking at creating a full AngularJS application using real world architectural patterns including CQRS, Event Sourcing, along with technologies such as Elastic Search and MongoDB
• Shared States in Method Signatures – Paulo continues sharing thoughts around his concept of Constrained C# which relate to Thread Safety, taking a look at some ideas around immutability.
• Introducing Semantic Types in .Net – Matt Perdeck discusses the benefits of using types representing more basic units over the use of standard built in types in terms of the protection recieved from the compiler
• Understanding symbol files and Visual Studio’s symbol settings – Andrew B Hall shares a look at the format and use of Symbol files in the Visual Studio IDE, and exploring he key settings which change performance and behaviour in the IDE relating to symbols
• Perfmon & IIS / ASP.NET – Sylvain Lecerf and the French IIS Support team share some notes on the best performance counters to use to monitor ASP.NET and IIS
• Scheduling With Quartz.Net – Sacha Barber takes a look at the use of the Quartz.NET scheduler engine to have actions take place at prescribed times.
• Introduction to REST and .net Web API – Martin Kearn shares a look at the ideas behind REST based services and their implementation in WebAPI.
• Generic wrapper for calling ASP.NET WEB API REST service using HttpClient with optional HMAC authentication – Phil Fresle shares an implementation of a Wraper for making calls to REST based WebAPI services which make use of HMAC authentation.

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