The Morning Brew

Update: Removed the spurious second link to Scott Hanselman’s post – thanks to Sandip for letting me know in the comments

Information

• BUILD 2015 ASP.NET 5 Training Videos – Introduction and Deep Dive – Scott Hanselman shares the highlights of the announcements from the Build conference, and also shares two 1 hour long video training sessions on ASP.NET 5 giving a solid introduction to ASP.NET 5 and DNX
• Introducing Microsoft Edge Dev – Kyle Pflug and Anton Molleda of the Microsoft Edge team announce their new blog presence and developer site which provides the latest information about the Edge browser’s development.
• Partial Updates for Your RESTful API with JsonPatch in the new ASP .NET 5 – Kevin Dockx highlights the JSONPatch support being added to ASP.NET, and included in the latest release (the Release Candidate of VS 2015)
• Writing a Brackets extension in TypeScript, in Brackets – Dan Roberts discusses and shares framework code for building extensions for the Brackets Editor in TypeScript, also sharing experiences of using Brackets for TypeScript development
• C# 6.0 support in ReSharper 9.1 – Matt Ellis shares a look at the support for C#6 features in ReSharper 9.1
• Understanding $q in Angular.js – Shaun Xu gives a nice explanation of the use of $q in Angular JS to deal with asynchronous operations
• Using Fiddler to monitor network traffic from the VS Emulator for Android – John Kemnetz shares the steps required to get Fiddler to intercept the network traffic of the Android Emulator for Visual Studio
• Great Programmers Write Debuggable Code – Henrik Warne discusses writing good debuggable code – well worth checking out the comments on this one for further discussion

Community

• Anyone want to help maintain VSTOContrib? – JakeGinnivan is looking for someone to take over the running of the VSTOContrib package, a library which makes building Office Addins more pleasurable and allows you to use good programming practices such as MVVM and DI/IoC
• DDD East Anglia – DDD East Anglia returns this year with the conference taking place on Saturday 26th September at the West Road Concert Hall in Cambridge. As usual there will be a call for speakers with submissions starting on 1st June.

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