The Morning Brew

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• Incremental ASP.NET Migration Tooling Preview 2 – Mike Rousos
• Create a React-based app with ASP.NET Minimal APIs and MongoDB storage – Esteban Solano G.
• Asked and answered: the results for the 2022 Developer survey are here! – David Gibson & Ryan Donovan
• Windows Subsystem for Android and .NET MAUI – Lance McCarthy
• Exploring Layout Options in .NET MAUI – Leomaris Reyes
• Creating a Simple .NET Lambda Function – Bryan Hogan
• Perhaps Too Much Validation – Derek Greer
• A Vision for Stateful Resources at Development or Deployment Time – Jeremy D Miller
• DevOps 101: Introducing Database DevOps – Grant Fritchey

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• Announcing TypeScript 4.8 Beta – Daniel Rosenwasser
• GitHub Copilot is generally available to all developers – Thomas Dohmke
• Listen Up, Visual Studio has a new feature you need to hear about! – Dante Gagne

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• How to Use GitHub Copilot Effectively – Matt Rickard
• Multi-tenant Apps With EF Core and ASP.NET Core – Khalid Abuhakmeh
• How YOU can Learn Mock testing in .NET Core and C# with Moq – Chris Noring
• Back to Basics: Rendering Razor Views to String in ASP.NET Core – Rick Strahl
• Azure Tips and Tricks – Getting started with Azure App Configuration for your ASP.NET Core App – Manoj Srinivas
• Building Messaging Endpoints in Azure: Container Apps – Jimmy Bogard
• Sidecar Pattern for Abstracting Common Concerns – Derek Comartin
• Unobvious things you need to know about key-value stores – Oskar Dudycz
• Ecma International approves ECMAScript 2022: What’s new? – Dr. Axel Rauschmayer
• Debug the web in 3D with the 3D View tool – Patrick Brosset

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• CodeRush – Visual Studio Productivity Tools Are Available Free-of-Charge in v22.1! – Dennis Garavsky

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• Improving .NET host error messages and supportability – Richard Lander
• Async Enumerable in C# (Part 1) – Mark Heath
• Consuming anonymous types with DiagnosticListener in .NET 6 – Andrew Lock
• Monsters Weekly 254 – Debugging with Style in Visual Studio – ASP.NET Monsters
• Using Rabbit MQ with Jasper – Jeremy D Miller
• How to Implement Retry Logic in C# – Code Maze
• The State monad – Mark Seemann
• The State of WebAssembly 2022 – Colin Eberhardt
• CAP or no CAP? Understanding when the CAP theorem applies and what it means. – Alex DeBrie

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