The Morning Brew

Update: looks like the Visual Studio update article has been removed since I assembled today’s post- I’ll keep the link here in case it reappears, but for now it is a 404. Thanks to those who got in touch to let me know

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• An Either monad – Mark Seemann
• .NET Domain Events Using MediatR – Paul DeVito
• Why does my overridable Windows Runtime method turn into a protected method, and how can I work around it? – Raymond Chen
• Update all Visual Studio installations with a single click! – Sayyeda Mussa
• Use a gateway service for a software UI with micro services architecture? – Damien Bowden
• Working with MySQL stored functions – Robert Sheldon
• Someone should build X for the web” – why not you? All you need is a GitHub account – Christian Heilmann
• Join us and the developer community to celebrate Azure Static Web Apps – Simona Cotin

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• Babylon.js 5.0: Beyond The Stars – Part 1 – Jason Carter
• Found It! The .NET Developer’s Guide to AWS Documentation – David Pallmann
• Auto-Regenerating API Client for Your Open API Project – MJ Schanne
• On awaiting a task with a timeout in C++/WinRT – Raymond Chen
• Challenge: Spot the optimization–solution – Oren Eini
• Improve the Performance of your React Forms – Kent C. Dodds
• Styling `select` elements for real – Patrick Brosset

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Software

• Visual Studio Code – April 2022 (version 1.67) – Visual Studio Code Team and Contributors

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• Upgrading a WCF service to .NET 6 with CoreWCF – Mike Rousos
• You Probably Don’t Need to Worry About MediatR – Jimmy Bogard
• On awaiting a task with a timeout in C# – Raymond Chen
• Visual Studio on an ultra-wide monitor – Mads Kristensen
• Babylon.js 5.0 Release and MR developers – Thomas Lucchini
• Master Higher-Order Functions in JavaScript – Chinedu Imoh
• Edge DevTools for Visual Studio Code V2 – new browser preview with emulation and sourcemap support – Christian Heilmann

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