The Morning Brew

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• Extending WebAssembly to the Cloud with .NET – Richard Lander
• Scroll to expand document tabs – Dominic Nahous
• Serialization with and without Reflection – Mark Seemann
• Building a Critter Stack Application: Web Service Query Endpoints with Marten – Jeremy D Miller
• Another Look into the Future with Rider’s Predictive Debugger – Matthias Koch
• 10 Years of Building Akka.NET – Aaron Stannard
• DiffDebugging – Martin Fowler
• A Decade of Have I Been Pwned – Troy Hunt

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Update: The observant of you will have notice that today’s edition is late in being published – I managed to set the auto publish to 6pm rather than 6am, so today’s Morning Brew is somewhat more of an Evening Brew!

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• Building a Critter Stack Application: Integrating Marten into Our Application & Building a Critter Stack Application: Wolverine as Mediator – Jeremy D Miller
• Blazor Cascading Parameters don’t “just work” with lambdas or method callback – Chris F Carroll
• MyOwnDB v2: tech lessons applied – MyOwnDB
• K-Means Data Clustering from Scratch Using C# – James McCaffrey
• Browser Image Conversion Using FFmpeg.wasm – Ifeoma Imoh
• When and Where to Use Generator Functions: Practical Use Cases – Devlin Duldulao
• A tool to help contributing to many Git repos – Peter Ritchie

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• How to make libraries compatible with native AOT – Eric Erhardt
• .NET Native AoT Make AWS Lambda Function Go Brrr – Martin Costello
• How .NET 8.0 boosted AIS.NET performance by 27% – Ian Griffiths
• Entity Framework in .NET Aspire – Peter Ritchie
• Focusing on “Entities” leads nowhere good. – Derek Comartin
• Profiling Memory Allocations on Linux using the JetBrains dotMemory Command-Line Profiler – Steve Gordon
• Getting Started with Blazor’s New Render Modes in .NET 8 – Jon Hilton
• Building a Critter Stack Application: Marten Projections – Jeremy D Miller
• The Developer Ecosystem in 2023: Key Trends for C# – Rachel Appel

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