May 2018
Monthly Archive
The Morning Brew #2577
Posted by Chris Alcock on 03 May 2018 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
Software
- Announcing ASP.NET MVC 5.2.5, Web API 5.2.5, and Web Pages 3.2.5 – Daniel Roth
- Blazor 0.3.0 experimental release now available – Daniel Roth
- Azure Storage Explorer Generally Available – Daniel Roth
- Announcing Babylon.js v3.2 – David Catuhe
Information
- ASP.NET Core Dependency Injection – Registering Multiple Implementations of an Interface – Steve Gordon
- F# Web Development with the SAFE Stack – Pierre-Luc Maheu
- Expression-bodied Members in C# – Brij Bhushan Mishra
- Avoiding struct and readonly reference performance pitfalls with ErrorProne.NET – Sergey Teplyakov
- Using the built-in UWP data protection for data encryption – Marco Siccardi
- Exploring Azure App Service – Introduction – Andrew B Hall
- Eyes wide open – Correct Caching is always hard – Scott Hanselman
- .NET Foundation April Update – .NET Foundation
- Python in Visual Studio Code – April 2018 Release – Dan Taylor
- Start developing on Windows 10 April 2018 Update today – Clint Rutkas
- Improving Rider and ReSharper code analysis using JetBrains Annotations – Maarten Balliauw
- What’s New in Angular 6 – Alyssa Nicoll
- Open sourcing code is a BAD default policy – Ayende
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The Morning Brew #2576
Posted by Chris Alcock on 02 May 2018 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
Software
- Welcoming SymbolSource to the .NET Foundation – Daniel Jacobson
- What’s With NUnit 2.6.5? – Charlie Poole
Information
- Separating concerns using Razor Pages – Jon Hilton
- How Microsoft Made Me Love .NET Core And C# Again – Kaushal Subedi
- Using IConfigureOptions <TOptions> To Apply Changes to a Configuration – Steve Collins
- The Programmer’s Hindsight – Caching with HttpClientFactory and Polly Part 2 – Scott Hanselman
- Creating a generalised Docker image for building ASP.NET Core apps using ONBUILD – Andrew Lock
- Out of process hosting of ASP .NET Core with IIS, do AppPool resource limits apply? – Gareth Emslie
- The Logical Disaster of Null – Rob Conery
- Subresource Integrity and Upgrade-Insecure-Requests are Now Supported in Microsoft Edge – Troy Hunt
- Three questions that could improve your Agile team – Justin Scott
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The Morning Brew #2575
Posted by Chris Alcock on 01 May 2018 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
Software
- Announcing the .NET Framework 4.7.2 – Preeti Krishna
Information
- Troubleshooting StackOverflow Exceptions – Derek Comartin
- SQL Updates Newsletter – April 2018 – Fany Carolina Vargas
- SQL Server Graph Databases – Part 5: Importing Relational Data into a Graph Database – Robert Sheldon
- Full Fake REST API with Zero Coding in less than 60 seconds – I'm dead serious – Devlin Duldulao
- Simulating traffic lights with Raspberry Pi and Windows 10 IoT Core – Gunnar Peipman
- AzCopy on Linux now generally available – Sercan Guler
- Bootstrap your Container-Based Azure Function – Greg Oliver
- Error Handling with Durable Functions – Mark Heath
- Testing Precompiled Azure Functions Overview – Jason Roberts
- Azure Tips and Tricks Part 120 – Run Azure PowerShell Cmdlets in Visual Studio 2017 – Michael Crump
- Create Azure VMs with PowerShell Part 2 – Robert Cain
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