The Morning Brew

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• JavaScript Editor Improvements in Visual Studio 2015 – Jordan Matthiesen talks about the improvements made to the JavaScript Editor in Visual Studio 2015, including support for AngularJS and RequireJS, JSDoc Comments and ECMAScript 2015 (ES6) language features
• HTTP Strict Transport Security comes to Internet Explorer 11 on Windows 8.1 and Windows 7 – Kyle Pflug highlights support for HTTP Strict Transport Security which is now available for Internet Explorer 11 on Window 8.1 and Windows 7 via a Windows update distributed security update
• Introducing Source Templates – Matt Ellis discusses new templating capabilities in ReSharper 9.1 which allow you to declare live templates in your project source
• Static analysis with C# – Eric Lippert has an article featured in the O’Reilly Radar discussing the benefits that static analysis can bring to your codebase
• Free online training on Azure Big Data/Machine Learning – Jennifer Marsman highlights a number of ‘Big Data’ related Microsoft Virtual Academy online training courses
• UWP – port from 8.1 universal app to Win10 – Channel 9 feature a video from Lucian Wischik which looks at porting a Windows 8.1 Universal application to a Windows 10 application.
• RESTful Day #4: Custom URL Re-Writing/Routing using Attribute Routes in MVC 4 Web APIs – Akhil Mittal continues his series looking at the creation of RESTful services in ASP.NET Web API, looking at the routing of requests in this part.
• Sometimes you just want a hamburger – Aaron Powell combines two of his passions in this post, looking at JavaScript Frameworks and cooking – and discusses some points raised in a post from Chris Love where he compares JavaScript frameworks to fast food restaurants.

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