June 2024
Monthly Archive
The Morning Brew #3958
Posted by Chris Alcock on 12 Jun 2024 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- Building Generative AI apps with .NET 8 – Jordan Matthiese & Luis Quintanilla
- Visual Studio 2022 – 17.10 Performance Enhancements – Ashok Kamath
- Introducing collection expressions in C#12 – Behind the scenes of collection expressions – Part 1 – Andrew Lock
- Does an HttpClient await the Header and the body? – Steven Giesel
- How To Encrypt ASP.NET Core Route Parameters – Khalid Abuhakmeh
- Using .NET Aspire eShop application to collect all the telemetry – Harry Kimpel
- 5 Practical Ways to Add Polly to Your C# Application [2024] – Metalama Team
- Export and Quantize Models like Llama-3-8B-Instruct with Model Builder for ONNX Runtime GenAI – Niels Rasmussen
- Sonar Webinar, end to end security of a web application – Damien Bowden
- The Red Hat cloud native architecture solution patterns – Bart Wullems
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The Morning Brew #3957
Posted by Chris Alcock on 11 Jun 2024 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- Getting started with UI testing .NET MAUI apps using Appium – Gerald Versluis
- Visual Studio Code AI Toolkit: Run LLMs locally – Shreyan Fernandes
- MPS 2023.2.1, 2023.3.1, and 2024.1 EAP2 Released With Platform Updates – Vaclav Pech
- Sneak Peek of Strong Typed Identifiers in Marten – Jeremy D Miller
- Sharing the Renovate configuration across multiple projects – Gérald Barré
- Now that I can write React Native, what should I test? – Oluwatomi Oluwafemi Alu
- The Most Popular Build Tools for React Developers in 2024 – Peter Mbanugo
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The Morning Brew #3956
Posted by Chris Alcock on 10 Jun 2024 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- Announcing the official OpenAI library for .NET – .NET Team
- Announcing TypeScript 5.5 RC – Daniel Rosenwasser
- Using Postgres with C# – Bryan Hogan
- Using WebAssembly for Extension Development – Part Two – Dirk Bäumer
- Why pair programming should be your default way of working – Bart Wullems
- Sails.js for web development – Goodness Woke
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