The Morning Brew #1826
Posted by Chris Alcock on Tuesday 24th March 2015 at 09:24 am | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
Software
- Visual Studio Tools for Windows 10 Technical Preview & Visual Studio Tools for Windows 10 Preview – S.Somasegar & Unni Ravindranathan highlight the release of the first preview of the Visual Studio Tools for Windows 10, bringing the tooling to build applications from Windows Phone to Desktop and tablet store apps, and everything between (including XBox)
- Windows 10 developer tooling is now available to Windows Insiders! – Maarten Van De Bospoort also highlights the preview release, and discusses how you can get the tooling preview
- Windows 10 kits available for download – J M Rossy highlights the Hardware Developer Kits for Windows 10 as demoed at the recent WinHEC conference.
Information
- Little Puzzlers – Is Tree a Binary Search Tree? – James Michael Hare shares another ‘Little Puzzler’ problem with a look at Binary Trees, and the concept of an ordered binary search tree.
- The Ultimate List of Programming Books – John Sonmez shares his list of top programming book, covering both technical skills and soft skills….a good collection, all well worth reading.
- More Wintellect.Analyzers and Some Lessons Learned Writing Roslyn Analyzers – John Robbins discusses some of the things he has leanred spending several months writing analysers using Roslyn
- Creating a TypeScript Workflow with Gulp – Dan Wahlin takes a look at working with TypeScript when you are not using a mainstream editor which directly supports TypeScript, looking instead at using Gulp to power a TypeScript workflow
- Intro to .NET Unit & Integration Testing with SpecsFor – Matt Honeycutt shares a look at the use of his SpecsFor framework for testing at both Unit and Integration level, walking through both the use of the library and tooling as well as the concepts behind testing at these two different levels.
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