The Morning Brew #1954
Posted by Chris Alcock on Monday 26th October 2015 at 09:31 am | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
Software
- Peasy.NET – Aaron Hanusa shares Peasy.NET an open source (MIT licensed) Middle Tier solution for .NET
- Azure Billing Alert – Wriju Ghosh highlights a new much awaited preview feature of Azure
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- Mastering The Arcane Art of JavaScriptmancy for C# Developers: ES6 Destructuring – Jaime González García continues his JavaScript Series with a look at the ECMAScript 6 feature ‘Destructuring’ which allows you to more easily break apart objects into variables.
- The traversal order of object properties in ES6 – Dr. Axel Rauschmayer discusses the ECMAScript 6 specifications handling of object properties and the order in which they are returned in operations which require them
- The Front-end Developer Handbook offers a handy field guide to resources – Michael Morisy highlights the Front-end Developer Handbook, available for free in a variety of formats and a great repository for learning about all the various skills and techniques for front end web development
- An open letter about the terms "F#" and "Visual F#" – Don Syme sets about clearing up confusion regarding ‘Visual F#’ and the F# language
- ccdschool/fsharpdaybyday – GitHub – Ralf Westphal shares fsharpdaybyday, a series of daily lessons to teach the various aspects of the F# language
- Using DataAnnotations and Localization in ASP.NET 5 MVC 6 – damienbod continues his look at localisation in ASP.NET 5 / MVC 6 with a look at how DataAnnotations and Localization can be handled together
- So You Need to Expose JSON Endpoints – Dino Esposito shares a real world problem he encountered in production returning JSON from an MVC Controller, highlighting some of the side effects and best practices along the way.
- Have a Moment(.js)? – Wojciech Hildebrandt discusses time manipulation in JavaScript and takes a look at the moment.js library
- VS2015 Remote Debugging JavaScript – Prakash Patel discusses and walks through the capabilities for debugging JavaScript remotely
- How to deploy an online Vorlon.js server with authentication – Etienne Margraff takes a look at securely deploying Vorlon.js remote debugging of Javascript.
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