March 2022
Monthly Archive
The Morning Brew #3421
Posted by Chris Alcock on 02 Mar 2022 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- Announcing TypeScript 4.6 – Daniel Rosenwasser
- Introducing Ballast: An Adaptive Load Test Framework – Minglei Wang & Cristian Velazquez
- Asynchronous Messaging and Eventing Resources – Clemens Vasters
- Modelling Workflows With Finite State Machines in .NET – Lloyd Atkinson
- Image Style Transfer With C#, ONNX, and ImageSharp – Khalid Abuhakmeh
- So.. what is machine learning? (#NoCodeIntro) – Dan Roberts
- Blockchain Cryptography – Gary Woodfine
- Don’t show this message again – avoid vague options – Matt Lacey
- The problem with averages – Joe Celko
- Using the .NET JIT to reduce abstraction overhead – Oren Eini
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The Morning Brew #3420
Posted by Chris Alcock on 01 Mar 2022 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- Can one flatten a statically typed list? – Mark Seemann
- Advanced techniques around ASP.NET Core Users and their claims – Jon P Smith
- Global usings in C# 10 – Gunnar Peipman
- Differences Between != And Is Not Operators in C# – Code Maze
- Enabling High-Quality Code in .NET – Milan Milanovi?
- Training a ML.NET Model with Azure ML – Becca McHenry
- App Configuration Settings in .NET MAUI (appsettings.json) – James Montemagno
- Executing GitHub Actions jobs or steps only when specific files change – Gérald Barré
- Working with MySQL tables – Robert Sheldon
- Why the Bug Tracker – Ted Neward
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