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• ngrok and Local Site Testing to RemoteIE – Rey Bango discusses the success of RemoteIE for providing access to internet Explorer 11 for testing via Azure RemoteApp. In this post Rey discusses how you can use Ngrok to create a tunnel from the public internet to your machine allowing you to use RemoteIE to test sites running on your local machine.
• Aurelia-Computed – Rob Eisenberg shares a post from Jeremy Danyow looking at his work on Aurelia-Computed, a plugin for Aurelia which improves the efficiency of databinding computed properties
• MicroservicePremium – Martin Fowler discusses the premium attached to Microservices and how on the one hand they do offer simplicity in some respects, that simplicity comes with complexity in other areas.
• Preview of my lightning talk on microservices – Andrew Siemer shares a preview of a short presentation on Microservices
• Visual Studio Code: Bringing UX and engineering together – So what is a developer experience anyway? – Steven Clarke discusses how the UX and engineering teams worked together in building the Visual Studio Code IDE
• JavaScript moves forward in Microsoft Edge with ECMAScript 6 and beyond – Brian Terlson of the Microsoft Edge team discusses the Edge Browser’s support for the now nearly standardised ECMAScript 6 (or ES2015) standard.
• Angular Expressions – Aaron Marisi over on the Angular First blog has a nice discussion of the use of expressions in Angular
• Fluent Page Object Pattern- Design Patterns Automation Testing – Anton Angelov discusses the use of the Page Object design pattern combined with a fluent interface to provide an optimal solution for automation testing.
• What Every Programmer Should Know About Compiler Optimizations – Robert Lawson shares a reasonably in depth article on the optimisation that compilers perform on our code

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