The Morning Brew #2093
Posted by Chris Alcock on Monday 16th May 2016 at 08:32 am | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
Software
- RavenDB 3.5 beta is out! & RavenDB 3.5 whirl wind tour: Deeper insights to indexing – Ayende announces the release of RavenDB 3.5 Beta, and shares a detailed look at the indexing processes in Raven
- Announcing MSBuild Structured Log: record and visualize your builds – Kirill Osenkov shares a logger implementation which can be passed to MSBuild in order to capture structured log output from the build process
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- IP Filtering in ASP.NET Web API – Filip W takes a look at implementing IP address filtering at WebAPI endpoints, allowing you to grant access to your services to specific IP addresses
- Getting Ready for ASP.NET Core RC2 – Shawn Wildermuth takes a look at the ASP.NET Core RC2 bits from the nightly builds, looking at taking RC1 code and building and running it on RC2.
- What should I learn in order to develop modern asp.net web projects? – Jon Hilton discusses the skills needed to develop modern web applications.
- Advanced Pattern Matching Features Removed From C# 7 – Sergio De Simone reports news of features surrounding pattern matching which will now not be included in C#7
- Handling whitespace in ES6 template literals – Dr. Axel Rauschmayer discusses some of the potential issues with whitespace in ECMAScript 6 template literals
- Argument Destructuring and Type Annotations in TypeScript – Jaime González García explores the destructuring features of TypeScript
- Playing with TensorFlow on Windows – Scott Hanselman explores how you can run TensorFlow, the Google Machine Learning Library, on windows when there are no Windows builds available, so uses the new Windows 10 bash support.
- The Next Big(int) Thing – Dylan Beattie discusses what happens when your database key overflows your data type in managed code, and shares s a useful tip to help avoid making that type of mistake.
- 30 Days of Zumo.v2 (Azure Mobile Apps): Day 20 – Custom API – Adrian Hall continues his series looking at Azure Mobile Apps with a look at going beyond the table controllers and adding custom API endpoints
- Chess TDD 60: Wrapping Initial Development – Erik Dietrich concludes the initial development on his Chess TDD series with this 60th post
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