The Morning Brew

Information

• MSDN Magazine – The October Edition of MSDN Magazine is now available online, with article topics ranging from Azure to personal development, with a healthy dose of .NET and ASP.NET in the middle
• Visual Studio Online – Day 5 – Kris Lankford continues Falafel Software’s October series exploring the Visual Studio 2015 ecosystem with a look at the Visual Studio Online offering
• Penny Pinching in the Cloud: Your web app doesn’t need 64-bit – Scott Hanselman discusses how switching back to 32 bit web applications can save you money on Zure by using less memory resources
• Receive WebHooks from Azure Alerts and Kudu (Azure Web App Deployment) – Henrik F Nielsen discusses the WebHooks implementation for Azure Alerts and the Kudu web application deployment framework
• Enumerability in ECMAScript 6 – Dr. Axel Rauschmayer discusses how Enumerability works in ECMAScript 6
• The State of JavaScript on Android in 2015 is… poor – Jeff Atwood discusses the state of play of JavaScript implementation in Android based platforms
• ESLint: The Next-Generation JavaScript Linter – Nicholas C. Zakas discusses the use of ESLint a Linting tool for ECMAScript

Community

• WPUGNW Tuesday 20th October 2015 – Windows 10 & the Universal Windows App Platform – The Windows Platform User Group in Manchester welcome Mike Taulty for a session on building applications in the Windows 10 Universal Windows Application platform

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