October 2022
Monthly Archive
The Morning Brew #3569
Posted by Chris Alcock on 21 Oct 2022 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- Support reminder for older versions of Visual Studio – Jason Chlus
- Orleans – v7.0.0-rc2 – Reuben Bond
- 10 essentials to mitigating API security risks – Vamsi Ravula
- Cybersecurity is for everyone—this October and all year – Gita Sharma
- Chicago .NET User Group – The Background on Background Tasks in .NET 6 – Scott Sauber
- ConwaysLaw – Martin Fowler
- JavaScript To Know Before Learning ‘How To React’ – Ifeoma Imoh
- ReactJS(v18) JWT Authentication Using HTTP Only Cookie – Naveen Bommidi
- Separation of Concerns in Node.js – Emeni Oghenevwede
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The Morning Brew #3568
Posted by Chris Alcock on 20 Oct 2022 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- Data Partitioning! Don’t let growth SLOW you down! – Derek Comartin
- Introducing Spectre.Console – Steve Smith (Ardalis)
- .NET MAUI – Forget Me Not – Part 3 – Jesse Liberty
- Node.js 19 is now available! – Node.js Team
- JavaScript metaprogramming with the 2022-03 decorators API – Dr. Axel Rauschmayer
- Milestone Reached: 200+ Free Ebooks Are Now Available in the Succinctly Series – Suresh M
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The Morning Brew #3567
Posted by Chris Alcock on 19 Oct 2022 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- Announcing .NET MAUI support for .NET 7 Release Candidate 2 – David Ortinau
- That Shouldn’t Happen – UnreachableException in .NET 7 – Andrew Stanton-Nurse
- Adding Experimental HTTP Methods To ASP.NET Core – Khalid Abuhakmeh
- Accessing State in System.Text.Json Custom Converters – Steve Gordon
- Hosting .NET Web Service in Unmanaged C/C++ Process in Windows and Linux – Igor Ladnik
- .NET Core 3.1 is nearing end-of-support – David Pallmann
- An API-first approach to building Node.js applications – Wojciech Trocki
- Converting a Simple JavaScript App to TypeScript – Nwose Lotanna Victor
- Why is there a passwords.txt file on my system that’s filled with somebody else’s passwords? – Raymond Chen
- Delivering consistency and transparency for cloud hardware security – Rani Borkar , Mark Russinovich & Bryan Kelly
- OpenSilver 1.1 Promises 99% of Code Compatibility with Silverlight Applications – Edin Kapi?
- OpenSilver Gets Closer to Open Source Parity with Long-Dead Microsoft Silverlight – David Ramel
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