The Morning Brew

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• Visual Studio Web Development Tip – Add Chrome Incognito Mode as a Browser – Scott Hanselman
• What’s The Deal With Nullables and Lambdas? – Khalid Abuhakmeh
• Event Stream as a Message Queue – Derek Comartin
• DDD and Living Documentation – Jan Stenberg
• Building Microservices Using an API Gateway – Chris Richardson
• KISS revisited – Vladimir Khorikov
• Some Useful Guidelines and Filters for AngularJS – Mikhail Smirnov
• Visual Studio Update 5RC – Various errors on the TF Web Access – Sinjith Haridasan Reeja

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• MassTransit v3 Update – Chris Patterson shares an update on the development of Mass Transit V3 discussing some of the new features being added including external message data storage and Message Transformation
• ReSharper 9.2 Expected in August, Will Support Visual Studio 2015 RTM, Windows 10 – The ReSharper Team highlight their plans to keep up with their 3-4 month release cycles with a ReSharper 9.2 release in August which will add support for Visual Studio 2015 RTM, Windows 10 Universal App Development, ASP.NET 5 Support along with C#6 and ECMAScript 6 support

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• Cool ASP.NET Web Forms Features in 2015 – Async Model Binding – Jeffrey T. Fritz kicks off a new regular post series looking at cool and mature features of ASP.NET Web Forms, looking at Async Model Binding in this first post in the series.
• Deploying an Azure Web Site using the new build system in Visual Studio Online – Charles Sterling shares a post from Jakob Ehn whcih looks at using the new Visual Studio online build system to publish a web application to Azure Websites, walking through the processes of getting it set up.
• Solution to Little Puzzlers – Fun With Random Number Generators – James Michael Hare shares his solution to his latest Little Puzzlers
• Fix your code, don’t disable static analysis – Derik Whittaker discusses the power of static analysis tools, and how you really should investigate the warning they give to help you write better code, and become a better programmer with the understanding of why the tool warns.
• What is Code? – Paul Ford as a fascinating (and very long) detailed article featured in Bloomberg discussing various aspects of code and life as a programmer
• The Getting Better Moment – Phil Haack picks up on one paragraph from Paul Ford’s piece and discusses the ‘getting better moment’
• Learning Redis – Part 6: Redis Publish-Subscribe – Steven Edouard and Rami Sayar continue this series of posts looking at the Redis key value store with a look at using Redis as a publish – subscribe messaging hub
• Throwing exceptions through COM – Dan Roberts discusses the strange world of COM interop, and how exceptions move back and forth between managed and COM worlds.
• Angular Filters – Aaron Marisi looks at the use of Filters in AngularJS, and explores the creation of custom filters.
• Rethinking our Practices with the MVC Framework – James Chambers discusses how the evolution of the ASP.NET MVC framework will cause us to re-evaluate some of our practices when creating applications using this architectural pattern
• Enhance your JavaScript debugging life with cross-browser Source Maps – David Rousset discusses the use of source maps in browsers to help debug JavaScript code

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• Event Sourcing applied – the application service – Gabriel Schenker continues his series looking at Event Sourcing, looking at the application services which host the aggregates, looking at the services they provide in terms of persistence and orchestration.
• Workshop about Event Sourcing – Gabriel Schenker and some of his colleagues will be hosting a workshop on Event Sourcing in Austin, Texas, but also via online meeting allowing those further afield to take part
• C# 6.0 await in catch/finally – Druss takes a look at support for await/async within catch blocks in C#6, showing it in use and looking at how it is represented at the IL level.
• C# 6: Expression Bodied Members Simplify Your Code – Bill Wagner explores the use of Expression Bodied Members in C#6 which provide a much more terse syntax for declaring members.
• ECMAScript 6 Power Tutorial: Class and Inheritance – David Catuhe shares a useful tutorial on Inheritance and classes in ECMAScript 2015
• xUnit.net 2 Cheat Sheet – Jason Roberts share a ‘Cheat Sheet’ of the key syntax for the XUnit.NET 2 Testing Framework
• SOLID Principles – Software Craftsmanship Calendar Topics – Brendan Enrick highlights the KickStarter project for the Software Craftsmanship Calender for 2016 – a great way to educate a team on some good software development principles

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