The Morning Brew #1906
Posted by Chris Alcock on Monday 20th July 2015 at 08:33 am | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
Software
- Visual Studio 2015 Final Release Event – Its launch Day, and there is a programme of events starting 8:30 PDT
- Connect("On Demand") – Channel 9 – Channel 9 are broadcasting the Visual Studio Launch event live starting in around 7 hours (from now, as I type)
Information
- Tasks, IDisposables and async/await – Mark Rendle takes a look at some potential confusion with Tasks, Async / Await and IDisposable, illustrating with an example.
- Getting More LINQ-y – Jeremy Bytes looks at refactoring code to make more use of LINQ and the more functional style of programming it gives.
- A C# 6 gotcha: Initialization vs. Expression Bodied Members – Bill Wagner looks at some of the new C# features and how by mixing them up you can get some unexpected results.
- StructureMap in 2015/16 | The Shade Tree Developer – Jeremy D Miller shares an update on the StructureMap development and roadmap for Version 4.
- What is the difference between a Shared Project vs. Class Library? – Michael Crump takes a look at the difference between Class Libraries (as we are familiar with them) and the new Shared Project project type.
- Rx Challenge #7 Solution – Bnaya Eshet shares the solution to his Rx Challenge problem looking at implementing WhereAsync.
- TypeScript Design Patterns and Mine Sweeper – Wesley Bakker shares a useful library of Gang of Four patterns implemented in TypeScript
- The Rise of JavaScript Frameworks – Part 1: Today – Rick Strahl shares thoughts on the rise in popularity of Rich client side web applications and the frameworks which support them
- A Complete List of Windows Development Tools – Scott Ge shares another great lists, this time looking at some of the best useful development tools and extensions
Community
- DDD East Anglia Sessions – Developer Developer Developer East Anglia returns on the 24th September, and now is your chance to shape the agenda with the session vodting running until 9th August.
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