The Morning Brew #3552
Posted by Chris Alcock on Wednesday 28th September 2022 at 06:00 am | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- Visual Studio for Mac 17.4 Preview 2.1 is now available – Iain Holmes
- Securing Web APIs with Azure AD: Connecting External Clients – Jimmy Bogard
- Built-in rate limiting in ASP.NET Core vs AspNetCoreRateLimit – Thomas Ardal
- A Swiss Army Knife for Developers: DevToys – Roland Weigelt
- Does “foreach” in C# call “Dispose” on an “IDisposable” object? – VulfL
- React: storing state in URL with URLSearchParams – John Reilly
- Rethinking SQL Explicit Transactions – Jared Westover
- Public preview of out-of-the-box trainable classifiers with auto-labeling support – Anna Chiang
- Microspeak: Break glass – Raymond Chen
Hi. Thanks for all you do. Love this blog.
The article on “foreach” and “Dispose” is terrible and wrong. Check the reviews and comments.
The article on Rethinking SQL Explicit Transactions was kind of lame, also. It shows the basic account transfer example that is shown on page 1 of every book about SQL transactions. And it tell us that if you’re doing a single update you don’t need an explicit transaction, but if you’re doing multiple dependent updates you do.
That’s SQL Transactions 101, day 1. How is this rethinking it?