The Morning Brew

Information

• Demystifying Memory Profilers in C# .NET Part 3: Memory Pressure – Michael Shpilt
• SignalR in ASP .NET Core 3.1 – Shahed Chowdhuri
• Monsters Weekly 164 – Using Feature Filters in Microsoft.FeatureManagement – ASP.NET Monsters
• Writing More Succinct C# – Dan Clarke
• A Story About .csproj, Large Solutions and Memory Usage – Maarten Balliauw
• Unit Testing Blazor Components with bUnit and JustMock – Mihail Vladov
• SonarQube Integration with Visual Studio Professional – Aditya Pewekar
• Marten v4.0 Planning Document (Part 1) – Jeremy D Miller
• Many platforms, one world – Part 4 – Ian Bebbington
• Project Tye – easier development with .NET for Kubernetes – Christian Nagel
• Top 10 must-know Kubernetes design patterns – Bilgin Ibryam
• Setting TypeScript For Modern React Projects Using Webpack And Babel – Blessing Krofegha
• Patterns for Managing Source Code Branches – Setting TypeScript For Modern React Projects Using Webpack And Babel – Martin Fowler
• Office Licensing Service and Azure Cosmos DB part 1: Migrating the production workload & Office Licensing Service and Azure Cosmos DB part 2: Improved performance and availability – Parul Matah
• Reducing Your Database Hosting Costs: DigitalOcean vs. AWS vs. Azure – SacleGrid
• Life, part 8 – Eric Lippert

Comments Off on The Morning Brew #2991

Software

• Announcing mssql-cli is now generally available on macOS and Linux – Alan Yu
• Rider 2020.1.2 and ReSharper Ultimate 2020.1.2 Bugfixes Are Available! – Alexander Kurakin

Information

• .NET Portability Analyzer – Derek Comartin
• Decompilation support in OmniSharp and C# Extension for VS Code – Filip W.
• Cross-Platform Build Events in .NET Core using MSBuild – Jeremy Clark
• Building End-to-End Diagnostics: OpenTelemetry Integration – Jimmy Bogard
• How WireMock.NET Can Help in Doing Integration Testing of a .NET Core Application – Daan Acohen
• From react-window to react-virtual – John Reilly
• Using ML.NET for deep learning on images in Azure – Luis Quintanilla
• Avoid rolling your own leader election algorithm – Oren Eini
• Patterns for Managing Source Code Branches – Maturity Branch – Martin Fowler
• Life, part 7 – Eric Lippert
• Azure Tips and Tricks – Tip 263 – 5 Visual Studio Code extensions to remain productive while working remote – Michael Crump
• Deploying a Static Site to Azure Using the az CLI – David Paquette

Community

• JetBrains .NET Days Online – 13—14 May 2020

Comments Off on The Morning Brew #2990

Unusually, Friday is a public holiday here in the UK, so as is traditional for The Morning Brew I won’t be publishing tomorrow. Have a great weekend, and I’ll be back on Monday

Information

• Configuring Azure Services and emulators using Visual Studio – Angelos Petropoulos
• Using Razor Class Library (RCL) to generate a common UI for all your dotnet web projects – Emmanuel D.
• Post-Build Events and .NET Core – Jeremy Clark
• Building an Real Time Event Processor – Part , Building an Real Time Event Processor – Part 2 & Building an Real Time Event Processor – Part 3 – Jason Farrell
• A Small Case Study in Test Automation (and other things) – Jeremy D Miller
• Animate Anything with Xamarin.Forms – James Montemagno
• Top JavaScript Features Added in ECMAScript 2020 (ES2020) – Thomas Findlay
• Databases Still Store Data – Rockford Lhotka
• Patterns for Managing Source Code Branches – Release Branch – Martin Fowler

1 Comment »