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• Mastering The Arcane Art Of JavaScript-mancy for C# Developers – Chapter 4: More Useful Function Patterns – Multiple Arguments – Jaime González García continues his series of posts looking at the JavaScript Language with a look at some further function patterns, looking at passing multiple arguments
• Why RavenDB isn’t written in F#, or the cost of the esoteric choice – Ayende discusses why software like RavenDB continues to be written in imperative languages like C# rather than functional languages like F#, even taking into account possible code size reductions.
• Why my F# projects don’t use RavenDB, or the cost of the esoteric choice – swlaschin responds, taking a look at the issues from the other side of the argument – and applying it the same arguments to database technologies
• Where Did My ASP.NET Bundles Go in ASP.NET 5? | Fritz on the Web – Jeffrey Fritz discusses the changes in bundling in ASP.NET 5, and the configuration of it in some common scenarios
• ASP.NET 5 Part – 3 – ‘rahulsahay20’ continues this series of posts looking at ASP.NET 5, exploring the different framework / CLR versions and the support for their use
• Introducing ASP.NET 5: The New ASP.NET in Town!
  – Vincent Mave Durano gives a good overview of the new features of ASP.NET 5, covering the various important and exciting aspects of the new framework.
• Lesser-Known NHibernate Features: Filters – Ricardo Peres shares another instalment of his ‘Lesser Known NHibernate Features’ taking a look at the use of Filters to provide automatic filtering of results
• Unit Testing OData Web API/Entity Framework Applications – Monu Bambroo discusses the importance of testing applications and walks through the testing of an OData Web API based application which uses Entity Framework.
• Setting up Code Coverage in Team City – Colin Angus Mackay discusses the importance of Unit Testing and Code Coverage, and walks through the setup of Code Coverage measuring as part of your Team City Build Process.

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