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• Introducing LINQPad.QueryPlanVisualizer – Giorgi Dalakishvili shares a neat looking LinqPad extension which gives visualisation of the query plan at the database base level, along with help to create missing indexes for your queries
• Microsoft readies first preview of its Windows 10 Edge extensions – Mary Jo Foley discusses the next Windows 10 update, and the new extension capabilities of the Edge browser.

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• Content Negotiation in ASP.NET Core – Shawn Wildermuth takes a look at the RC1 build of ASP.NET Core and the implementation of content negotiation
• ASP.NET Core and MVC 6 Lessons Learned – Steve Wilkes shares some of the things he learnt during the implementation of a small website using ASP.NET Core and MVC6
• ASP.NET Core and Angular 2 – Nicolas Bello Camilletti takes a look at working with Angular 2 and ASP.NET Core
• First Look: Authentication in ASP.NET Core & Get Started with ASP.NET Core Authorization – Part 1 of 2 – Jeffrey T. Fritz kicks off a short series of posts looking at Authorisation in ASP.NET Core, featuring interviews with the ASP.NET Team (Pranav Rastogi and Barry Dorrans in the first two)
• The OWIN OpenID Connect Middleware – Kim Spilker highlights a free chapter on OWIN OpenID Connect Middle ware from Microsoft Press
• Leveling Up With React: React Router – Brad Westfall kicks off a three part tutorial series on React, looking at the use of the React Router to manage screens/pages within your React applications
• You Suck at TDD #6 – Improvements Phase 1 – Eric Gunnerson shifts the focus of this series on Test Driven Development onto the improvement of code, discussing the refactoring process applied to a sample piece of code.
• Writing Tests Doesn’t Have to Be Extra Work – Erik Dietrich discusses a prevailing opinion that automated tests are a ‘bonus’ and challenges this view point

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• Announcing v16.1 of the ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit – Jeffrey T. Fritz

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• Apply "Tell Don’t Ask" and reduce coupling – Jon Hilton
• The Unit of Work Pattern in Marten – Jeremy D Miller
• Thin Controllers with CQRS and MediatR – Derek Comartin
• Support Ending for Visual Studio 2005 – Eric Zajac
• Easy Handle Leak Detection Without A Debugger – Alois Kraus
• Secure file download using IdentityServer4, Angular2 and ASP.NET Core – Damien Bowden
• Getting up and running with Mono and Raspberry Pi 3 – Benny Michielsen
• Pay Attention to Use ES6 Arrow Function with ‘arguments’ – Shaun Xu
• What is Middleware Anyway? – ASP.NET Monsters
• Software Lessons from Property Brothers – Jimmy Bogard
• Aragain falls – Eric Lippert

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• Scheduling a Webjob on Windows Azure Pack Websites V2 Update Rollup 9 – Andrew Westgarth takes a look at getting scheduling capabilities with Azure Web Jobs on Azure Pack websites using the Kudu egnine
• The week in .NET – 3/8/2016 – Bertrand Le Roy shares some of the latest .NET news in his weekly post, taking a look at ‘Humanitarian Toolbox’s allReady’ as the project of the week, as well as sharing links to recent articles
• What’s New in SQL Server 2016 Release Candidate (RC0) – Damian Widera shares some links to the latest release candidate of SQL Server 2016, as well as sharing links to blog posts and articles about some of the changes and new features.
• Composition in Postal.NET – Ricardo Peres shares an update on Postal.NET, his pub/sub/domain events portable class library inspired by Postal.js, adding in a new feature of Composition which gives something like a lightweight implementation of sagas.
• Visual Studio now speaks the R language! – Brian Swiger highlights the new support for the R programming language within the Visual Studio IDE
• Marten on DotNetRocks – Jeremy D Miller highlights his recent appearance on the .NET Rocks podcast to discuss his Marten document persistence store backed onto Postgresql
• Detecting Liskov Substitution Principle Violations with Code Contracts – Arkadiusz KaÉ«kus takes a look at the Liskov Substitution Principle, and how violations of this principle can lead to surprising and unpredictable behaviour in code, and takes a look at how Code Contracts can help protect against this type of mistake
• Routemeister optimizations & Reply to please compare Routemesiter with MediatR – Daniel Wertheim share atn updated version of Routemesiter, his library for in-process message sending, improving performance, and comparing it to some similar libraries in the space.

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