The Morning Brew

Software

• Namespace Renamer – Rory Primrose shares a little utility which makes it easier to rename namespaces in your .NET projects.

Information

• What is the unchecked keyword good for? Part two – Eric Lippert continues his look at the use of the unchecked keyword in C#, as well as answering some questions from the comments in the first post.
• Solution to Little Puzzlers–Largest Puddle on a Bar Chart – James Michael Hare shares a solution to his recent little puzzlers question about the conceptual puddle space between bars of a bar chart
• Orchestrating massive parallelisation of Azure WebJobs for fun and profit – Troy Hunt discusses how he would go about constructing a ne mass data loading routine for ‘have I been pwned’ to load in large new breach datasets, performing the required testing and notification to registrants of the site.
• Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2015: The Results – Sam Brand shares the results of the Stack Exchange Developer Survey from 2015, an interesting collection of questions (and answers) which give insight into our industry
• Using nHibernate EventListeners to validate and audit data – Peter van Ooijen takes a look at the use of NHibernate EventListeners to provide services like validation to every entity which passes from code to databases and vice versa.
• Why Comments Are Stupid, a Real Example – John Sonmez discusses a real word example where comments in code are not as clear as good expressive code could be
• Introducing Azure Storage Append Blob – Perry Skountrianos of the Azure Storage team talks about a new blob storage type which will become available later this year
• F# Survey – The folks at fsharpWorks are running a survey about the use of F#, if you have some time give them some answers 🙂

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