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• .NET CLR Explained – Paul Mooney shares a look down into the depths of the .NET CLR, exploring what it does and the services it provides
• HOWTO: Check JIT Inlining – Alexandr Nikitin looks at how you can use Event Tracing for Windows events emitted by the .NET Just In Time Compiler to understand how it is optimising your code
• Asynchronous Everything – Joe Duffy discusses taking Asynchronous code to the maximum, discussing his work on the Midori project, and the asynchronous programming model utilised there
• An Introduction to Object Oriented Programming in JavaScript for C# Developers – Jaime González García takes a detailed look at applying C# object oriented programming techniques in JavaScript, explaining the the equivalences of structures in each language
• ES.stage3: Object.entries() and Object.values() – Dr. Axel Rauschmayer gives the background to the ‘Object.values / Object.entries’ ECMAScript proposal from Jordan Harband
• Using ASP.NET WebHooks with IFTTT and Zapier to Monitor Twitter and Google Sheets – Henrik F Nielsen discusses the new JSON WebHook Receiver introduced in the latest update to ASP.NET WebHooks, and looks at using it with a number of different APIs which use JSON.
• ASP.NET 5 Webinar – Shawn Wildermuth shares the recording and sample code from his recent PluralSight ASP.NET 5 Webinar.
• FakeItEasy and EntityFramework
  – Kevin Logan shares a look at how FakItEasy makes it quicker to test Entity Framework code
• Analyzing and Visualizing Data with F# – O’Reilly are offering a free eBook from Tomas Petricek on Analyzing and Visualizing Data with F# (Registration required)
• The Burden of Features in Software – Jan Van Ryswyck discusses the idea that every feature added to software adds a burden, and the benefits of removing old unused features to free your selves from that burden

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