The Morning Brew #1777
Posted by Chris Alcock on Wednesday 14th January 2015 at 10:07 am | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
Software
- Visual F# has moved to GitHub – The Visual F# Team announce the completion of their move of project hosting from CodePlex to GitHub
- Out of hibernation [A new home and a bunch of updates for TextAnalysisTool.NET] – David Anson announces a new release of TextAnalysis.NET with a fresh batch of contributions, and some re-structuring of the project to make contribution easier for anyone who wishes to.
Information
- Generic variance in DI containers – Jimmy Bogard takes a look at the support for Generics and Variance in the most common Dependency Injection container implementations
- Iterators in ES6 – K Scott Allen kicks off a series of posts looking at the implementation of iterators in ECMAScript 6, kicking off with a look at the basics of iterators which will progress into looking at the more advanced techniques with them,
- How to map an Insert Key on your Surface Pro 3 Keyboard – Scott Hanselman discusses techniques to allow you to customise your keyboard, including highlighting a particular favourite tool (SharpKeys) which I make use of for this purpose.
- ChessTDD 24: Cleaning Up for Acceptance Testing – Erik Dietrich gets back to his Test Driven Development tutorial series looking at the construction of a Chess game
- Automating Windows environments – setup with Boxstarter and Chocolatey packages – Cesar de la Torre discusses using a number of great tools to automate the setup of your Windows Environments on new machines.
- Why Developers Need to Understand Execution Plans – Grant Fritchey discusses the importance of understanding what the database behind your applications is doing, and takes a look at how to read SQL Server Execution Plans
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