The Morning Brew

‘Twas the last brew before Christmas….

I’m going to start my holiday publishing break with today’s edition being the last one before the Christmas break. Publishing will resume on 2nd January. Have a great Christmas, and an enjoyable New Year.

Software

• Connecting Microsoft Azure and Oracle Cloud in the UK and Canada – Boris Baryshnikov

Information

• Vertically Sliced Command Line Tools in C# and .NET Core 3.1 – Garo Yeriazarian
• The ultimate guide to secure cookies with web.config in .NET – Thomas Ardal
• VSIX Installer Extension Manifest and Visual Studio Version Numbers – Rick Strahl
• Visual Studio Tips Advent Calendar 20th December – Go To Matching Bracket – Lee Englestone
• How will WebAssembly replace frameworks like Angular and React? – Rockford Lhotka
• How to Perform CRUD Operations Using Blazor Preview 9 and Entity Framework Core 3.0 – Narayanasamy J
• Blazor.Animate updated to .NET Core 3.1 with better support for Blazor WebAssembly & Adaptive Cards for Blazor 2.0.0 released with support for .NET Core 3.1 – Mikael Koskinen
• Build Components in JavaScript Without a Framework – Lee Brandt
• ECMAScript proposal: top-level await – Dr. Axel Rauschmayer
• Best Practices – Async / Await – James Montemagno & Dean Faizel
• Tips for learning Azure in the new year – Michael Crump
• Roundup #62: ConfigureAwait, System.Threading.Channels, New Executive Director of .NET Foundation, Event Driven Collaboration, What You Need to Know About Open Source – Derek Comartin

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Software

• MSIX Core is now available!! – John Vintze
• Microsoft’s chromium based Edge to roll out on Windows 10 via Windows Update – Kunal Chowdhury
• Wasmtime Enables Running WebAssembly From .NET Programs – Sergio De Simone

Information

• Setting up Azure DevOps CI/CD for a .NET Core 3.1 Web App hosted in Azure App Service for Linux – Scott Hanselman
• Introduction to Blazor Component Testing – Chris Sainty
• App Settings in Client-Side Blazor – Jeremy Hutchinson
• Vertically Sliced Command Line Tools in C# and .NET Core 3.1 – Garo Yeriazarian
• Up Next: .NET 5 – David Ramel
• ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 17: Creating Common Intermediate Language projects with .NET SDK – Jürgen Gutsch
• Send MFA signin requirement to OpenID Connect server using ASP.NET Core Identity and IdentityServer4 – Daamien Bowden
• Handling arbitrary HTTP requests in Amazon API Gateway – Steve Engledow
• 6 useful TypeScript 3 features you need to know – Carl Rippon
• How Learning React Taught Me JavaScript – TJ VanToll

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Software

• Announcing the PowerShell 7.0 Release Candidate – Joey Aiello
• Introducing T4 Text Template Support in Rider 2019.3 – Matthias Koch
• Windows 7 End of Life Jan. 14, 2020: Is your Enterprise prepared? – Chris Pietschmann

Information

• Moving an ASP.NET Core from Azure App Service on Windows to Linux by testing in WSL and Docker first – Scott Hanselman
• C# Language Highlights: Discards – Kendra Havens & Maira Wenzel
• Github Actions for CI-CD – Shawn Wildermuth
• Implementing GitHub Actions for an Azure Static Website – Aaron Powell
• (Nearly) Everything you need to know about computer vision in one repo – JS Tan, Patrick Buehler, Anupam Sharma & Jun Ki Min
• An Introduction to DataFrame – Prashanth Govindarajan
• Assertion messages in tests – Vladimir Khorikov
• Decorators in JavaScript – Rupesh Mishra
• A Quantum Random Number Generator for .NET: The quantum measurement problem and many-worlds approach – Andrew Lock

Community

• From Monolith to Microservices: Scaling out Your Architecture – Oren Eini
• Achievement Unlocked: Visual Studio for Mac ASP.NET Core Challenge Completed – Jordan Matthiesen
• .NET Foundation Executive Director, Joining Microsoft – Oren Novotny

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