The Morning Brew #1978
Posted by Chris Alcock on Friday 27th November 2015 at 09:17 am | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
A short edition today as my feed reader was quite empty this morning, mostly due to Thanks Giving celebrations yesterday in the US I suspect.
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- Hoisting in .NET Explained – Alexandr Nikitin takes a look at this compiler optimisation which takes code out of loops that doesn’t need to be inside the loop, as well as JIT optimisation and Common Subexpression Elimination optimisations
- MSDN Subscriber? Enjoy your free Pluralsight courses! – Kate Gregory highlights the inclusion of limited access to some PluralSight courses which is available for free as a part of the MSDN Subscriptions.
- ES.stage3: string padding – Dr. Axel Rauschmayer shares a look at another of the ECMAScript proposals, reviewing the call for string padding capabilities in the core language.
- Learn How to Build Web Apps With React JS and Flux with this Great Udemy Course – barbarian meets coding – Jaime González García discusses some of the background to React.js, and shares a link to a course by Stephen Grinder titled ‘How to Build Web Apps with ReactJS and Flux’, along with sharing a promo code which gives free access to the course.
- React (and Flux) with Bridge.net – Redux – Dan Roberts continues his explorations of React, Flux and the Bridge.NET C# to JavaScript ‘compiler’ with a detailed look at his ReactJS Bindings for C#
- UWP XAML: Simple Responsive Layout using Grid and AdaptiveTrigger – Mikael Koskinen shares a look at building responsive layouts in XAML based Universal Windows Applications
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