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The Morning Brew #3974

Posted by Chris Alcock on Thursday 4th July 2024 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew

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Visual Studio Code – June 2024 (version 1.91) – Visual Studio Code Team and contributors
Cloned Dictionary vs. Immutable Dictionary vs. Frozen Dictionary in high traffic systems – Oren Eini
The Anatomy of .NET Aspire Application – Fiodar Sazanavets
Elevating BFF Apps with .NET Aspire – Andreas Helland
TDD. You’re Doing it Wrong – John Borys
The history of Alt+number sequences, and why Alt+9731 sometimes gives you a heart and sometimes a snowman – Raymond Chen

The Morning Brew #3973

Posted by Chris Alcock on Wednesday 3rd July 2024 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew

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Dive into native Windows development with new WinUI workload and template improvements – Duncan MacMichael
Exploring the generated code: the spread element – Behind the scenes of collection expressions – Part 4 – Andrew Lock
Readonly, Immutable, and Frozen Collections in .NET – NDepend Team
HTML Range Inputs with ASP.NET Core TagHelpers – Khalid Abuhakmeh
Building Intelligent Applications with Local RAG in .NET and Phi-3: A Hands-On Guide – Bruno Capuano
Binary Classification Using LightGBM – Dr. James McCaffrey
SQL Server–Does a ‘LIKE’ query benefits from having an index? – Bart Wullems
The React useDebugValue Hook – Hassan Djirdeh

The Morning Brew #3972

Posted by Chris Alcock on Tuesday 2nd July 2024 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew

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Let GitHub Copilot draft of your pull request description – Jessie Houghton
MemoryCache in C#: A Practical Guide – Metalama Team
Creating hashes in .NET – Damien Bowden
How to output a SARIF file from a .NET project – Gérald Barré
Challenge: Efficient snapshotable state – Oren Eini
An immutable priority collection – Mark Seemann
AI and NET: Introducing the official OpenAI library for .NET Developers – Bruno Capuano
Understanding Pure Domain Modelling: Bridging the Gap Between Existing Systems and the Real Domain – Bart Wullems
The State of Data Breaches, Part 2: The Trilogy of Players – Troy Hunt
Compilation of C# conference talks from 2023-2024 – Anastasiia Ogneva