The Morning Brew #1894
Posted by Chris Alcock on Thursday 2nd July 2015 at 08:25 am | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- Microservice Trade-Offs – Martin Fowler takes a look in detail at the various pros and cons of deploying a Microservices based architecture
- End-to-end Hypermedia: Building a React Client – Jimmy Bogard continues his series looking at Hypermedia with a look at constructing a React based User Interface on top of the Hypermedia services.
- MSDN Magazine – July 2015 – The July 2015 edition of MSDN Magazine is now available online with a focus on Visual Studio 2015 and Windows 10, along with articles on CQRS and Message based applications.
- On UI Testing – Kyle Baley shares thoughts on UI testing practices and tools informed by discussions with his local developer community.
- Build Time Code Generation in MSBuild – mhutch shares a nice look at MSBuild Code Generation, and how to use it to automate repetitive parts of your code
- How to debug localhost on Microsoft Edge – Rami Sarieddine shares a useful tip to enable debugging on Microsoft Edge when working with localhost based sites.
- ASP.NET WebAPI results in a 405 Method Not Allowed HTTP response – Benjamin Perkins highlights a gotcha with WebAPI where by the naming of a method exposed over WebAPI can result in a default HTTP method being assumed.
- Over the Edge: Web Components are an endangered species – Christian Heilmann discusses the future importance of Web Components, and how we need to enable developers to be able to use this very powerful and useful technology
- ReSharper Unified NuGet-based Installer. How? – Sergey Shkredov discusses how the team built their new installer based around NuGet
- How secure are GUIDs? Can I use it to generate passwords? – Raymond Chen discusses the security implications more accurately the lack of security) that GUID generation routines provide.
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