February 2015
Monthly Archive
The Morning Brew #1797
Posted by Chris Alcock on 11 Feb 2015 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
Software
- CoffeeScript 1.9 is Available, Introduces Generators Support – Sergio De Simone highlights the 1.9 release of CoffeeScript, the language which compiles down to JavaScript, which now includes support for ECMAScript 6 Generators
Information
- Back to Basics: UTC and TimeZones in .NET Web Apps – Rick Strahl tackles the complexities of storing and working with Times in .NET applications, exploring the slightly scattered APIs in the Framework which cater to these needs for conversion and representing
- Thoughts On End to End Testing of Browser Apps – K.Scott Allen discusses the costs and benefits of End To End Testing of web/browser based applications
- Why Single Page Application Views Should be Hydrated on the Client, Not the Server – Chris Love joins the debate on server vs client side rendering of single page client side MVC applications
- Implementing Interfaces in F# Using Object Expressions – Jonathan Wood explores the implementation of interfaces in F# looking at the implementation of IDisposable
- Add context to IEnumerable<> elements – Alex Siepman takes a look at enhancing IEnumberables with context like current, previous, next, preceding, etc
Comments Off on The Morning Brew #1797
The Morning Brew #1796
Posted by Chris Alcock on 10 Feb 2015 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
Software
- ASP.NET MVC 5.2.3, Web Pages 3.2.3 and Web API 5.2.3 Release – Yishai G announces the latest batch of releases from the ASP.NET Team, addressing 13 issues
- Automatic code formatter released to GitHub – Immo Landwerth shares a post from Jared Parsons looking at a tool based on Roslyn which applies the .NET Team’s code style to code automatically formatting it in line with their policy.
Information
- Announcing: Running Ruby on Rails on IIS8 (or anything else, really) with the new HttpPlatformHandler – Scott Hanselman takes a look at HttpPlatformHandler and how it allows other languages and frameworks to be hosted under IIS.
- Security Headers using OWIN – Ugo Lattanzi discusses some of the common and less common security headers, and explores setting those to provide security features in your OWIN based applications
- Why building highly scalable applications is hard – Part 2 – Richard Florance continues this series looking at application scalability, in this part looking at hot the attributes and resources in current computer systems can affect latency, throughput and concurrency
- Creating Iterables In ECMAScript 6 – K.Scott Allen takes a look at how you go about implementing Iterables using ECMAScript6 with a simple worked example
- How Actors Recover from Failure – Andrew Skotzko discusses the use of Actor Frameworks and providing supervision to help recover from failures
Comments Off on The Morning Brew #1796
The Morning Brew #1795
Posted by Chris Alcock on 09 Feb 2015 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
Software
- Git 2.3 has been released – ‘mhagger’
- [Announcement] OData Web API 5.4 Release – Congyong
- [Announcement] ODataLib 6.10.0 Release – Layla Liu
Information
- TypeScript and RequireJs – Kevin Logan
- Typescript Support in Atom Editor for Windows – Derik Whittaker
- How I Decide which Web Front-End Framework to Use – Rami Sayar
- No Bugs Journey Episode 1: Inventory – Eric Gunnerson
- Authorization As a Service,the coolest thing for LOB – ‘petsablog’
- Writing a F# Type Provider – Aaron Powell
- Programmer IS A Career Path, Thank You – Eric Dietrich
- Data Access using ServiceStack – Daniel Santillanes
- Object Oriented, Test Driven Design in C# and Java: A Practical Example Part #2 – Paul Mooney
- Excerpts from the RavenDB Performance team report: Do you copy that? – Federico Andres Lois via Ayende
- GitHub for the Roslyn Team – Immo Landwerth sharing a training video from Jared Parson
Comments Off on The Morning Brew #1795
