The Morning Brew

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• Umbraco – Security alert – Update ClientDependency immediately – Umbraco Team

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• Ways and Advantages of Migrating JavaScript Code to TypeScript – Vadim Lomshakov
• FizzBuzz TDD kata – using Reactive Extensions – Dror Helper
• Rx Challenge #2 – Bnaya Eshet
• Lesser-Known NHibernate Features: Filtering an Unloaded Collection – Ricardo Peres
• .NET Rocks! – Announcing Aurelia with Rob Eisenberg – Carl Franklin and Richard Campbell (PodCast)
• Excerpts from the RavenDB Performance team report: Optimizing Compare – Conclusions – Federico Andres Lois (Via Ayende)
• Visual Studio Unit Testing Examples – Dan Hellem
• Genetic Algorithms in C# Part 4 – The Travelling Salesman – John Newcombe,
• Using advanced diagnostics to debug issues in Cloud Load Test – Prashasti Gupta
• What Will Save Us from the Dark Side of CSS Pre-Processors? – Lyza Danger Gardner

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• The .NET CoreCLR is now open source, so I ran the GitHub repo through Microsoft Power BI – Scott Hanselman
• Package Signing – Andrew Stanton-Nurse
• ASP.NET 5: First Impressions – Shawn Wildermuth
• ASP.NET 5 and AngularJS Part 7, Running on a Mac – Stephen Walther
• Evolving ASP.NET App – Cross Site Scripting – Simon Timms
• Shine Up Those Older Web Forms Applications with ServiceStack – Patrick Steele
• Check out the Cloud Platform roadmap – Steven Lange
• Is your programming language unreasonable? – Scott Wlaschin
• Cool eBook of the Day #1: Xamarin.Forms Book Second Preview Edition Now Available & Cool eBook for the Day #2: Microsoft Azure Essentials: Fundamentals of Azure (Think "Azure 102") – Greg Duncan
• Destructuring and Recursion in ES6 – Reg Braithwaite
• Aurelia – could it be solid gold? – Robert Greyling
• Cutting Down on Code Telepathy – Erik Dietrich
• Excerpts from the RavenDB Performance team report: Comparing Branch Tables – Federico Andres Lois (via Ayende)

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• ReSharper 9.1 and ReSharper C++ Early Builds Available for Download – The JetBrains team announce the release of their Early Access Preview of ReSharper 9.1 and ReSharper C++, including early support for Visual Studio 2015 and C#6

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• CoreCLR is now Open Source – The .NET Team announce that the .NET CoreCLR is now Open Sourced with source code available on GitHub, with the intial release of code being enough to get CoreCLR compiling on Windows including the RyuIT and Garbage collection. Components for compilation on Linux and Mac are to follow
• February 2015 Issue – MSDN Magazine – The February Edition of MSDN Magazine is available online now with articles looking at Xamarin.Forms, Roslyn Analysers, Event Streams, Compiler Optimisations and much more
• Fun with ASP.NET 5, Linux & Docker, Part 3 – Mark Rendle continues with his tour through the use of Docker with ASP,NET 5 on Linux, focusing in this part on the setup and use of Docker.
• Aurelia Q&A – Rob Eisenberg sets about answering the most common questions on his Aurelia Client side JavaScript Framework
• ASP.NET MVC Controller Vs. Web API – 5 Things You Should Know – Bipin Joshi takes a short look at when you should make decision to go one way or the other for the exposing of functionality using MVC or WebAPI
• Adding non-NuGet references to the new vNext Projects – Rick Strahl takes a look at how you can add references to Loose Assemblies and GAC installed assemblies in Visual Studio 2015 when targeting non-VNext frameworks or Full CLR
• Excerpts from the RavenDB Performance team report: Optimizers, Assemble! – Ayende @ Rahien – Federico Andres Lois (via Ayende) continues discussion of performance optimisation delving further into loop optimisation

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