2015 July

July 2015

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The Morning Brew #1903

Posted by Chris Alcock on 15 Jul 2015 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew

Software

Glimpse and Microsoft join forces, 301 Moved Permanently, Location: Microsoft & Joining Microsoft – The Glimpse Project moves under Microsoft sponsorship, and along with it Friends of the Brew Anthony van der Hoorn and Nik Molnar join Microsoft – Great news for the project and Microsoft – many congratulations guys
A Glimpse into the future of Web Development Tools & The Glimpse Team Joins Microsoft – Jeffrey T. Fritz MSFT and Shanku Niyogi share the Microsoft view on Glimpse joining with them.

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ASP.NET Community Standup – July 14, 2015 – The ASP.NET team share their weekly update on all things ASP.NET, alnog with discussion of the joining of forces with Glimpse
How I got XSS’d by my ad network – Troy Hunt discusses how any exernal script content included on your page is a potential attack vector, discussing issues he recently experienced with an Ad network.
Stop, think, research, debug – Scott Hanselman shares a ‘letter’ from a listener discussing how hearing more about debugging helped them debug their own problem due to learning more about the processes of debugging rather than specifics.
Refactoring with Loops and Collection Pipelines – Martin Fowler shares the final part of his series on Refactoring looping code into pipeline code.
Hey Azure, how’s my Blob Storage doing? – Elton Stoneman continues his series looking at extracting metrics from various Azure services, taking a look at the Blob storage service this time.
Exploring ES2016 Decorators – Addy Osmani takes a look at the proposal for inclusion of Decorators in ECMAScript 7 (AKA 2016)
Chess TDD 43: Pawns Good to Go – Erik Dietrich rounds out the implementation of the pawn moves in his chess program, a part of this series on learning TDD by doing.
Tracking Online Users with SignalR – Dino Esposito takes a look at tracking users online on your system by using SignalR

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The Morning Brew #1902

Posted by Chris Alcock on 14 Jul 2015 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew

Software

SecurityDriven.Inferno: .NET crypto done right. – Stan Drapkin shares his latest crypto library which provides implementations of a variety of different encryption types, as an open source project.
Expressmapper – The New .NET Mapper! – Yuriy Anisimov shares Expressmapper, a .NET mapping library similar to Automapper, providing a performance focused implementation which uses expression trees to perform the mapping, avoiding performance penalties of Reflection.

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Microservices, or "How to spread the love" – Kyle Baley discusses the adoption of Microservices, and whether you should adopt them in your next project
Event Sourcing applied – the Repository – Gabriel Schenker continues his series on Event Sourcing with a look at the role of the Repository in Event Sourcing architectures, looking at how they are implemented using relational databases and specialised Event Stores like GetEventStore
New ASP.NET 5 Project from Scratch with Visual Studio 2015 – Part 1 & New ASP.NET 5 Project from Scratch with Visual Studio 2015 – Part 2 – Jonathan "J." Tower has the first two parts of a series looking at the changes to the project structure in ASP.NET 5 projects, looking at the components of the project structure, working from a blank project looking at adding ASP.NEt MVC 6 functionality to it.
ASP.NET 5 Web Application Template Suggestions – Steve Smith also discusses the ASP.NET 5 project structure, sharing his thoughts on some areas where the projects files could be better organised by default
React.js Introduction For People Who Know Just Enough jQuery To Get By – Shu Uesugi shares a nice tutorial which introduces many of the concepts of the React.js framework drawing upon readers knowledge of JQuery.
Rx Challenge #7 – Bnaya Eshet shares another of his Reactive Challenges looking this time at implementing ‘WhereAsync’
Tip of the day: Default project location in Visual Studio – Colin Angus Mackay shares a simple tip to help you ensure that your projects always end up where you expect / want them to be.
Get User’s Email Address from Facebook with ASP.net Web Forms – Nick Pinheiro follows on from previous posts looking at Social Login exploring what you can obtain about users who have authenticated that way.

Community

Developer Conferences on a Shoestring – Phillip Trelford discusses why he (and others) value community conferences, and highlights some of the ones he will be attending this year

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