The Morning Brew #2046
Posted by Chris Alcock on Monday 7th March 2016 at 09:34 am | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- The week in .NET – 3/1/2016 – Bertrand Le Roy shares the latest goings on in the .NET world, including a look at SKiaSharp the 2D drawing API based on Googles Skia library, and Docfx a documentation generation tool
- Introduction to ASP.NET Core 1.0 video – Simone Chiaretta shares a video tutorial looking at ASP.NET Core 1.0, discussing installation, creation of command line tools and websites using the new technology stack.
- Localization in ASP.NET Core 1.0: Pluralization Syntax – Hisham Abdullah Bin Ateya continues this series of posts looking at the Localization capabilities of ASP.NET Core 1.0, in this part discussing pluralization, a feature which isn’t in the framework, but looks at how to achieve some support using the framework as is.
- Lean UX, Atomic Design and Angular – A Flexible Front-end Architecture for Developing Web Applications: Part IV – Jaime González García continues this series, kicking off the development of the sample application using the traditional way of building an Angular JS application
- Better single-page apps with ASP.NET MVC 6 – Steve Sanderson NDC2016 – Kevin Logan highlights a conference session from NDC 2016 where Steve Sanderson discusses building better single page applications in ASP.NET MVC 6, and Kevin adds his thoughts in this post.
- "The Goal" and "The Phoenix Project" – Eric Gunnerson shares two book recommendations for learning more about lean practices in software development. I read (and enjoyed) "The Phoenix Project" a couple of years ago,so can highly recommend that one, and I’ll have to check out "The Goal"
- Who Needs GitHub? Run GitLab on a USB Stick with Docker – Elton Stoneman takes a look at running your own private Git ‘Server’ on your machine running from a USB stick giving you portability and backup of your repository with local storage performance.
- CQRS with Decoupled Messaging – Part I, CQRS with Decoupled Messaging – Part II, CQRS with Decoupled Messaging – Part III, CQRS with Decoupled Messaging – Part IV & CQRS with Decoupled Messaging Part V – Rishabh S Ajmera shares a series of posts looking at the theory and application behind Command Query Responsibility Separation using messaging.
- Altar – Eric Lippert continues his look at implementing the Zork game engine with Ocaml, exploring lists in this post.
Matt Perdeck’s NuGet package JSNLog is a JavaScript logging package that lets you log JavaScript exceptions, AJAX timeouts and any other client side events in your server side log (Log4Net, NuGet, Serilog, etc.) Supports ASP.NET Core, ASP.NET 4.x and Node.js.