February 2017
Monthly Archive
The Morning Brew #2289
Posted by Chris Alcock on 28 Feb 2017 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
Software
- Azure Command Line 2.0 now generally available – Kamaljit Bath
- Azure IoT Toolkit supports Event Hub now! – formulahendry
- Rider EAP update: Working with NuGet – Maarten Balliauw
- Glyphfriend 2.1 Released! Now with Library Filtering – Rion Williams
Information
- Refactoring Towards Resilience: Process Manager Solution – Jimmy Bogard
- Profiling a .NET Core Application on Linux – Sasha Goldshtein
- View Components with ASP.NET Core 1.1 – Christian Nagel
- The antiforgery token could not be decrypted – Running ASP.NET Core on Azure App Service using deployment slots – Henning Støverud
- Selecting Groups in LINQ – Peter Vogel
- SQL Updates Newsletter – February 2017 – Fany Carolina Vargas
- Exploring Azure Storage for SQL Server DBAs – Part 2 – Joshua Feierman
- Build a Lightweight Dev Rig for Running Windows Docker Containers – Elton Stoneman
- Serverless architecture with Azure – Christos Matskas
- Could not load file or assembly or one of its dependencies – Szymon Warda
- How to upload your speaker slides to your GitHub repo 058 – Sara Ford
The Morning Brew #2288
Posted by Chris Alcock on 27 Feb 2017 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
Software
- MSTest V2 – Now and Ahead – Pratap Lakshman
Information
- Analyzing a .NET Core Core Dump on Linux – Sasha Goldshtein
- The Mysterious Lost Memory Which Belongs To No Process – Alois Kraus
- Using PowerShell Modules in Azure Functions – Steve Lee
- Notes from the ASP.NET Community Standup – February 21, 2017 – Maria Naggaga
- Using mail2bug with Azure App Service, WebJobs and VSTS to handle support mail – Jeff Wilcox
- write serverless functions using aws lambda and c# – Vipul Poojara
- Developing and Deploying a Service Fabric Voting App to Azure – Benjamin Xue
- Serverless architecture with Azure – Christos Matskas
- Configuring ASP.NET Core Applications in Azure App Service – Adrian Hall
- UWP Community Toolkit 1.3 Released – now with Markdown – Roland Weigelt
- Xamarin .NET Workbooks – Interactive Computing is a stellar learning tool – Scott Hanselman
- Introducing downr – Brady Gaster
- Explicit Is Better Than Implicit? I Disagree – Robert Kuzelj
- Image Processing in Javascript – Tine
- Pragmatic thoughts on #CloudBleed – Troy Hunt
- What is the Go language, and Why is it Useful? – Edward Elliott
- How to view and diff a 3D model hosted on GitHub – 055, How to render a CSV and TSV file as an interactive table on GitHub – 056 & How to write your repo README in a markup language other than markdown – 057 – Sara Ford
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The Morning Brew #2287
Posted by Chris Alcock on 24 Feb 2017 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
Information
- Xamarin .NET Workbooks – Interactive Computing is a stellar learning tool – Scott Hanselman
- Configuring ASP.NET Core Applications in Azure App Service – Adrian Hall
- Announcing new Azure Functions capabilities to accelerate development of serverless applications – Raman Sharma
- Rapid API Development with Azure Functions – Mark Heath
- Rider EAP 18: CoreCLR debugging is back (on Windows) – Maarten Balliauw
- 65535 interfaces ought to be enough for anybody – Andrey Akinshin
- Reasons for Automated Testing – Timothy Klenke
- What’s in a Name? Spelling Matters in Code – Erik Dietrich
- The Mistakes I’ve Made as an OSS Author – Jeremy D Miller
- How to view diffs of images in a GitHub repo – 054 – Sara Ford
- Excessive explanation, part twenty – Eric Lippert
Community
- Progressive.NET 2017 : Call for Themes – Dylan Beattie
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