The Morning Brew

Shorter than usual edition today as today is accident repair day, so an early start to drop the car off.

Information

• Using dotnet watch test for continuous testing with .NET Core and XUnit.net – Scott Hanselman
• How To Bootstrap Angular with Server Side Data – Gabriel Schenker
• Angular2 search with ASP.NET Core and Elasticsearch – Damien Bowden
• Excluding the node_modules Folder in Visual Studio WebSite Projects – Rick Strahl
• AppSettings in ASP.NET Core – Thomas Ardal
• Designing with SVG: Increase Visitor Engagement With These 5 Tips – Sara Chisholm
• MacBookPro vs Surface Book – Simone Chiaretta

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Update: Corrected the attribution of ‘Parsing JSON is a Minefield’ – thanks to Dave Hogan for letting me know via the comments and apologies to Nicolas Seriot for the mis-attribution.

Software

• Announcing NuGet 3.5 RTM – Harikrishna Menon
• RavenDB 3.5 RTM released – Ayende

Information

• Parsing JSON is a Minefield – Nicolas Seriot
• Bearer Token Authentication in ASP.NET Core – Jeffrey T. Fritz
• CQRS/MediatR implementation patterns – Jimmy Bogard
• How does the ‘fixed’ keyword work? – Matt Warren
• Good Introduction about OWIN/KATANA – Marzouk3000
• Accessing services when configuring MvcOptions in ASP.NET Core – Andrew Lock
• Using xUnit with ASP.NET Core – Gunnar Peipman
• Three ways of understanding Promises – Dr. Axel Rauschmayer
• Garbage Collection and Memory Management in JavaScript – Rahul VB
• Implementing LUIS Routing within BotFramework – Robin Osborne

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A little short today as my feed reader was uncharacteristically empty this morning

Information

• What’s new in Serilog? (October 2016) – Nicholas Blumhardt
• Free ASP.NET Core 1.0 Training on Microsoft Virtual Academy – Scott Hanselman
• Testing SSL in ASP.NET Core – Shawn Wildermuth
• Building your .NET Core app using Yeoman – Jon Hilton
• Automating Installation Builds and Chocolatey Packaging – Rick Strahl
• The SaaS CTO Security Checklist – Sqreen
• Optimizing read transaction startup time: The performance triage – Ayende

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