The Morning Brew

Software

• TypeScript <3 Angular – Somasegar discusses the work from the last couple of months with the Microsoft TypeScript Team working with Google’s Angular team on Angular 2, which will be built in TypeScript
• Angular 2: Built on TypeScript – Jonathan Turner shares the TypeScript Team’s perspective on this combined work with the Angular Team and shares a look at using TypeScript to write AngularJS v2 applications in the form of the standard TodoMVC demo app.

Information

• On Interfaces and Perceived Harm – Eric Goebelbecker highlights and discusses an piece from (‘Uncle’)Bob Martin discussing how interfaces work round the protection against multiple inheritance, and the lack of distinction between interfaces and abstract classes.
• All you need to know about Redis – Ugo Lattanzi shares a good overview of Redis, looking at its use on the Azure Cloud platform
• ASP.NET Web Forms Extensibility: Control Builder Interceptors – Ricardo Peres follows on from yesterday’s piece on Control Builders with a look at Control Builder Interceptors, a recent addition to the ASP.NET Framework.
• Simple TypeScript type definitions for AMD modules – Dan Roberts takes a look at producing TypeScript Type Definitions for existing libraries of code and having them in such a way that they can be loaded for AMD modules
• Adding gulp to Visual Studio Online Builds – Nick J Trogh walks through the process of getting front-end build tasks working in the Visual Studio Online Project build process using Gulp.
• Getting started with semantic logging – Richard Kerslake takes a look at the concepts behind Semantic Logging, and how you can use Event Tracing for Windows to record logging events.
• Should bugs be user stories – Cellfish discusses the use of Agile processes and the handling of bugs within the process.
• Quick overview of CAP Theorem – Gyan Jadal shares a very simple overview of the CAP Theorem governing how for Consistency, Availability, and Partitioning tolerance can be handled in computer systems.

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