The Morning Brew

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• A Peek into .NET Open Source Contributions – Jeffrey T. Fritz discusses the results and methodology behind the DotNetConf look at Open Source Contributions to .NET Projects
• Structured logging concepts in .NET Series (1) & Events and levels – structured logging concepts in .NET (2) – Nicholas Blumhardt takes a look at applying structured logging practices (and libraries) to your logging code
• Maybe null is not an Option – Amir Barylko discusses the use of nulls and looks at how F# uses Option types to handle these situations
• What Microservices Is Not & CQRS and REST: the perfect match – Jimmy Bogard discusses terms about services and microservices, and looks at how CQRS based applications are an ideal match to map into REST based services
• ASP.NET Core Weekend Workshops with Mark Rendle – Mark Rendle discusses recent developments on ASP.NET Net Core and shares an interesting pricing model for training for UserGroups to get them up to speed on the new technology
• ASP.NET Core, Angular2 with Webpack and Visual Studio – Damien Bowden joins forces with Fabian Gosebrink to take a look combining ASP.NET Core with ANgualr 2 and WebPack
• Angular Directives Mapped to React – Dave Ceddia shares a look at mapping directives from AngularJS into the similar concepts in React
• Building a Chip-8 Interpreter in C# & DaChip8JS – My C# Chip-8 Interpreter running in the browser – Danny Tuppeny shares his experiments in building and emulator for the Chip8 Machine in C#, and looks at porting it to run in the browser using the Bridge.NET C# to JavaScript transpiler

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