The Morning Brew - Chris Alcock

The Morning Brew #3602

Posted by Chris Alcock on Wednesday 7th December 2022 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew

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What’s new in Visual Studio productivity – Dante Gagne
Get your developer news – Mads Kristensen
Building Windows Services in .NET 7 – Kevin W. Griffin
5 new MVC features in .NET 7 – Andrew Lock
Implement Feature Management in Blazor ASP.NET Core – Damien Bowden
Announcing PowerShell Crescendo 1.1.0-preview01 – Jason Helmick
Recap: .NET MAUI Performance—.NET Conf 2022 – Leomaris Reyes
Logging and global error handling in .NET 7 WPF applications – Thomas Ardal
Time Zones and Rocket Ships – Joël Quenneville
Solving support issues in other people’s products – Oren Eini
TLS Certificate Verification Changes in Edge – Eric Lawrence

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The Morning Brew #3601

Posted by Chris Alcock on Tuesday 6th December 2022 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew

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Custom Controls for WinForm’s Out-Of-Process Designer – Klaus Loeffelmann
GitHub Copilot preliminary experience report – Mark Seemann
Convert a project to use centralised package management – Bart Wullems
Prevent http requests to external services in unit tests – Gérald Barré
Introducing C#11: Newlines in string interpolation expressions, Introducing C#11: Pattern match Span and ReadonlySpan on a constant string, Introducing C#11: Extended nameof parameter scope, Introducing C#11: File local types, Introducing C#11: UTF-8 String Literals & Introducing C# 11: Numeric IntPtr and UIntPtr – Anthony Giretti
How to Recover from a DbUpdateException With EF Core – Phil Haak
Your flaky tests might be time dependent – Steve Polito
Building emergency pathways in your software (never to be used) – Oren Eini
Bean Machine Retrospective, part 2 – Eric Lippert

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The Morning Brew #3600

Posted by Chris Alcock on Monday 5th December 2022 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew

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How to make the fastest .NET Serializer with .NET 7 / C# 11, case of MemoryPack – Yoshifumi Kawai
Introducing C#11: Required properties – Anthony Giretti
Polly with .NET 6, Part 7 – Policy Wraps with Minimal APIs, and HttpClientFactory – Bryan Hogan
Our journey to F#: C#-F# Interop – Urs Enzler
Domain-Driven Microservices with F# – Ben Copeland
Refactoring Bloated Controllers with [FromService] – David Starr
Subqueries in MySQL – Robert Sheldon
Bean Machine Retrospective, part 1 – Eric Lippert
Deep linking with Azure Static Web Apps and Easy Auth – John Reilly
Managing CSS Scope With Razor Components – Ed Charbeneau
How the Web Storage API Works – Leonardo Maldonado

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