July 2022
Monthly Archive
The Morning Brew #3518
Posted by Chris Alcock on 26 Jul 2022 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- An applicative reservation validation example in C# – Mark Seemann
- Projecting Marten Events to a Flat Table – Jeremy D Miller
- Clean Architecture In ASP.NET Core Web API – Sardar Mudassar Ali Khan
- Polymorphic Serialization and Deserialization with System.Text.Json – Code Maze
- PDD Profiler Driven Development – Alois Kraus
- Distributed systems evolution: topology changes – Mauro Servienti
- How Did REST Come To Mean The Opposite of REST? – htmx
- Running Lighthouse CI when deploying Azure SWA – Gérald Barré
- Controlling Blazor Environments on Static Web Apps – Aaron Powell
- Keys to Effective Regression Test Development – Amy Reichert
- Lessons From a Startup Pivot – Phil Haack
- Tips for Joining an Existing Project ???? – Sami Birnbaum
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The Morning Brew #3517
Posted by Chris Alcock on 25 Jul 2022 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- Subtle breaking change when adding DbContextPool Entity Framework Core 6 – Filip W.
- Introducing FsSpec – Spencer Farley
- Use GUID as TraceIdentifier in ASP.NET Core Web API – DiponRoy
- Using Visual Studio Notebooks for learning C# – Lee Stott
- Monsters Weekly 257 – Generating PDF with Razor – ASP.NET Monsters
- Production postmortem: Efficiency all the way to Out of Memory error – Oren Eini
- Armchair Architects: Architecting Mission Critical Apps – Ben Brauer
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The Morning Brew #3516
Posted by Chris Alcock on 22 Jul 2022 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- Microsoft Releases New .NET Rate Limiter in .NET 7?-?And It’s Amazing!???? – DotNetSafer
- Support Multiple Versions of .NET From A Single Class Library (.NET multi-targeting) – Jason Roberts
- Chrome Extension with Blazor WASM – The Integration – Justin Yoo
- Announcing the Windows Community Toolkit Labs! – Michael Hawker
- Write your own Javascript/Typescript tests runner in 80 lines of code </> – Liron Hazan
- Handling Middleware With Redux-Saga – Chinedu Imoh
- Benchmarking: Slow is fast, fast is slow – Oren Eini
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