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• Open Sourcing the Visual Studio Productivity Power Tools – Justin Clareburt & Michael Dick announces the open-sourcing of the Visual Studio Productivity Power Tools as a true Open Source project taking pull requests from the community

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• Understanding CSRF, the video tutorial edition – Troy Hunt shares a 30 video tour round the concepts of Cross Site Request Forgery and how ASP.NET provides functionality to protect against such attacks
• That Code’s Not Dead – It Went To a Farm Upstate… And You’re Paying For It – Erik Dietrich discusses the concepts of dead code, and how its presence in a code base can cost you dearly in maintenance.
• Agile Anarchy – Remote working – Seb Lambla continues his series on the Agile approach he took with a team recently, discusssing in this part how they enabled remote working with maintaining the concepts of Mob Programming.
• Integrating ASP.NET Core Configuration in MVC 4
  – Scott Dorman discusses the range of configuration options available for ASP.NET MVC running on ASP.NET Core 1.0
• Using Specflow to test Web API – PART 1 – Veronica S. Zotali shares a look at performing testing of ASP.NET WebAPI services using the Specflow BDD Testing framework
• The need for multi-platform npm packages – Dr. Axel Rauschmayer discusses why you might want to have multiple packages for the same project and version to help support the different platforms that JavaScript code is increasingly being run upon.
• About memory leaks again – Anton Gorbikov discusses the increasing importance in carking about the memory use profile of your web pages when running in the browser, and discusses common causes of memory leaks.
• Delay task – Kingcean looks at the implementation of a delay task in both JavaScript and C#
• MVVM – The User as an Asynchronous API (w/ Knockout) – Eli Weinstock-Herman discusses the concept of thinking about the User as being an Asynchronous API for the purposes of testing you client side JavaScript applications.

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• ReSharper Ultimate 2016.1 (formerly 10.1) EAP 6 – Dmitry Matveev

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• Microservices: An application revolution powered by the cloud – Mark Russinovich
• Inter service communication: message bus – Cellfish
• Visual Studio Code Jumpstart For Node.js Developers – Dave Johnson
• The Monsters Weekly – Episode 16 – ‘Logging Basics in ASP.NET Core’ – ASP.NET Monsters
• Integrating ASP.NET Core Dependency Injection in MVC 4
  – Scott Dorman
• Supporting LINQ Queries Calling Your Methods – Peter Vogel

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• ASP.NET Community Standup – March 15th, 2016 – Not Yet BUILD & Notes from the ASP.NET Community Standup – March 15, 2016 – Scott Hanselmen, Damian Edwards, John Galloway and Jeffrey T Fritz
• Peachpie: Introducing Peachpie – the PHP Compiler for .NET – Benjamin Fistein
• Important changes coming for Service Bus and Events Hubs – Clemens Vasters
• Writing React apps using Bridge.NET – The Dan Way (from first principles) & Writing React apps using Bridge.NET – The Dan Way (Part Two) – Dan Roberts
• Talk to Us about Visual Studio Extensibility – Greg Duncan
• yo aspnet : UI Options Coming Soon! – Shayne Boyer
• The Monsters Weekly – Episode 15 – ‘ASP.NET Core on Docker’ – ASP.NET Monsters
• Deploy an MVC Application to a Container – Garry Pilkington
• Agile Anarchy – Wall un-building and the Panopticon – Seb Lambla
• Sandy cave – Eric Lippert

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