The Morning Brew

Software

• Updates to ASP.NET 5 yeoman generators for beta 3 – Jeffrey T. Fritz/Sayed I. Hashimi share a post from Shayne Boyer discussing his work on Yeoman generators for ASP.NET 5 as a community contributor
• AngularJS intellisense NuGet package added – Shawn Cicoria highlights a NuGet package which adds intellisense for AngularJS to your IDE

Information

• A Look at ASP.NET 5: Part 2 – Startup – Shawn Wildermuth continues his series of posts looking at ASP.NET ‘vNext’, exploring the set up and start up of an application and its configuration in this part
• ASP.NET 5: A Gigantic Win for Developers – Michael K. Campbell shares his throughts on ASP.NET 5, looking at the bigger picture of the release in concert with the .NET Framework componentisation.
• Facebook Login with ASP.net Web Forms – Nick Pinheiro takes a look at Social Login on the ASP.NET Framework using providers like Facebook to perform your authentication, discussing the process and adoption before looking at technical implementation
• Expandable & Portable Frameworks – Paulo Zemek discusses extensibility of frameworks and the use of delegation to allow customisation and extension of the framework, looking at an architecture which allows these to occur.
• My quest for a build script solution in .NET is (finally) over – Daniel Wertheim discusses his search for his ideal .NET build script solution, and look at how Gulp fits the bill and may be his ideal
• Lambda methods and implicit context – Ayende takes a look at an interesting case of the C# Compiler being clever resulting in a memory issue for an application due to the way it optimised variable usage.
• Iterables and iterators in ECMAScript 6 – Dr. Axel Rauschmayer takes a look at the use of the new Iterable interface in JavaScript and how it works in the language
• The Path to Parallel JavaScript – Dave Herman discusses efforts to provide parallelism in JavaScript
• A break from the past: the birth of Microsoft’s new web rendering engine – Charles Morris discusses the new Internet Explorer Spartan Rendering Engine as part of the efforts to modernize Internet Explorer

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