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• A (Hitchhiker’s) Guide To The .NET Core Projects on GitHub – Mark Rendle kicks off a series of posts looking at the .NET Core framework
• Managing My Many Hats on GitHub – Martin Woodward discusses managing your identity with Git
• Introducing DocNet, a static documentation site generator – Frans Bouma introduces a new project to create static documentation sites using MarkDown
• A Conversation on Patterns, Practices and System Architecture in Node.js – Derick Bailey shares part of an email discussion conversation about software architecture in Node.js
• BaseServer: Abstract class for timer based jobs – Gunnar Peipman shares an implementation of a background timer based service processas a re-usable base class for you to implement your own on top of
• Making ES6 available to all with ChakraCore – A talk at JFokus2016 – Christian Heilmann shares his recent talk on the ChakraCore JavaScript engine from Microsoft
• Azure Redis Cache, the fast in-memory cache service – Venkata Koppaka takes a look at using Redis as a cache on the Azure platform as a part of the Falafel Software ‘A cloudy 29 days of Microsoft Azure’ series
• Project Rider: subscribe to receive early builds as soon as they are ready – The JetBrains team behind Rider, their new C# IDE highlight plans to start opening up the project to outsiders
• Building OWIN MiddleWare for ASP.NET vNext – Matt Millican looks at building middleware components on the ASP.NET vNext runtime
• Behind house – Eric Lippert continues his series looking at the implementation of a Zork like game engine

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• Building OWIN MiddleWare for ASP.NET vNext – Matt Millican
• Visual Studio Code – NEW FEATURES: JavaScript – Salsa Preview – Ed Price
• Project.json all the things – Oren Novotny
• Manually Attach a Debugger to Azure Web Apps – Jeff Sanders
• OWASP #6 Preventing Sensitive Data Exposure in ASP.NET – Part 2 – Max McCarty
• C# 7 Feature Proposal: Slicing – Bill Wagner
• Do You Know How Much Your Azure VM Costs? – Tim Murphy
• Some thoughts on current trends – Rockford Lhotka
• How To Stop Worrying About ASP.NET Startup Conventions – K.Scott Allen
• Up a tree – Eric Lippert

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• ASP.NET Core Embedded Resource – Derek Comartin takes a look at using Embedded Resources in ASP.NET Core projects
• The New Fetch Standard – K Scott Allen takes a look at the Fetch API, proposed as the future replacement for XMLHttpRequest for retrieving data in JavaScript
• GitHub Activity Guilt and the Coder’s FitBit – Scott Hanselman responds to a reader query about GitHub commit activity and its role in the developer hiring process
• Thinking functionally in JavaScript (part two) – Julian M Bucknall continues a series of posts building up to looking at functional programming in JavaScript, exploring how the SOLID principles, and particularly the ‘S’ of SOLID relate to functional code
• Feature Toggles – The final part of Pete Hodgson’s essay on Feature toggles is now online
• Dynamic code generation in C# – Ayende takes a look at the use of Dynamic Code Generation to provide fast performing solutions to problems, with the trade off of initial startup time
• Visual Studio Code – All the Git Features!!! – Ed Price takes a look at the Git Version Control features of Visual Studio Code
• Speech to Text (and more) with Windows 10 UWP & "Project Oxford" – Mike Taulty takes a look at the curent state of speech synthesis and recognition available to UWP applications
• Announcing early preview of Azure PaaS services and DevOps tools for Azure Stack – The Azure Stack Team.announce the availability of additional Azire PaaS and DevOps tools which can run against the Azure Stack technical preview
• Adding TypeScript Support to an Existing Project – Joshua Drew follows on from his previous post with a look at getting TypeScript integrated with an existing project

Community

• DDD Scotland returns – Scottish Developers announce the return of DDD Scotland, to be held in Edinburgh on Saturday 14th May 2016. The Call for Speakers is now open
• Kicking Off The Road Trip! – Shawn Wildermuth is on the road again, taking in a number of stops in the US and a few in Europe too, catch him recording the Hello World podcast and giving talks on ASP.NET Core
• Like me, on Facebook – Congratulations to regular Morning Brew contributor Eric Lippert on his new (and exciting sounding) role at Facebook.

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