The Morning Brew

Software

• Visual Studio Code – NEW FEATURE: Improved Syntax Highlighting – Ed Price highlights the improved syntax highlighting in the latest builds of Visual Studio Code which bring compatibility with TextMate themes.
• Referencing CSLA 4.6.300 from ASP.NET 5 – Rockford Lhotka discusses the support for ASP.NEt 5 in his CSLA framework

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• The dedoublifier, part four – Eric Lippert closes out the year with a final post on rational numbers in C#, looking at generating approximations to the actual required number in the form of a fraction.
• You suck at TDD #2 – Mocking libraries – Eric Gunnerson continues his series looking at Test Driven Development / Design, discussing the use of Mocking libraries to support your TDD activities
• Have a Moment(.js)? – Bartosz Filipowicz takes a look at the Moment.js library for working with dates and times in JavaScript
• Do I need to remove the Server header from my HTTP responses? – Cellfish discusses the ‘Server:’ header in HTTP responses, and discusses the rationale for removing it from the response
• The .NET Journey: Recapping the last year – Ron Petrusha shares a nice review of the year in .NET from the point of view of the .NET Framework
• Upgrading from ASP.NET 5 beta to ASP.Net 5 RC – Wilson Reddy discusses the upgrade from ASP.NET 5 beta releases to the ASP.NET 5 Release Candidate, sharing the changes necessary to your project and environment
• NUnit 3 Brings Extensibility and Parallel Execution: Interview with Charlie Poole – Pierre-Luc Maheu shares an InfoQ interview with Charlie Poole, the project lead of the NUnit project, discussing NUnit 3
• HTML Developers: Please Consider – Steve Faulkner appeals to developers to remember to use ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Application) to improve the meaning of standard HTML features when used in the context of an application.
• Visual Studio 2015 Test Tools getting started content – Charles Sterling shares some useful getting started content for the Manual Testing, Test Automation, and Load Testing features of Visual Studio 2015

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