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The Morning Brew #2742

Posted by Chris Alcock on Friday 10th May 2019 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew

Software

Announcing Entity Framework 6.3 Preview with .NET Core Support – Diego Vega
Introducing the new Microsoft.Data.SqlClient – Vicky Harp
Simplifying AI with automated ML no-code web interface – Tzvi Keisar

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Lessons Learnt: Migrating From Net Framework to Net Core – Changing SQLite Providers – Michael James
Razor Pages in ASP .NET Core – Shahed Chowdhuri
Using query tags with Entity Framework Core 2.2 – Gunnar Peipman
.NET Framework Reference Assemblies via NuGet – Stuart Lang
The Phantom Menace in Unit Testing – Michael Sorens
Web Accessibility for Developers: Why It’s Important – Nikola Shekerev
Let’s Talk JavaScript “Falsey” – Marina Mosti
Stupid git commit-tree tricks, Part 4: Changing a squash to a merge – Raymond Chen

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The Morning Brew #2741

Posted by Chris Alcock on Thursday 9th May 2019 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew

Software

Introducing diagnostics improvements in .NET Core 3.0 – Sourabh Shirhatti
Signing into Azure DevOps using your GitHub credentials – Rajesh Ramamurthy
The May release of Azure Data Studio is now available – Alan Yu
Whatâ€™s new in Azure Data Explorer at //Build 2019 – Uri Barash

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Creating Event-Based Workflows With Azure Durable Functions – Aaron Powell
Machine Learning with ML.NET in UWP: Binary Classification – Diederik Krols
The Liskov Substitution Principle – and why you might want to enforce it – James Ellis-Jones
Storage Options in the Browser (Part 1) – Leigh Halliday
Diagnosing Failing Tests More Easily and Improving Test Code Readability – Jason Roberts
KafkaStreams : Interactive Queries – Sacha Barber
Stupid git commit-tree tricks, Part 3: Building a throwaway commit in order to perform a combined cherry-pick-squash – Raymond Chen
Hidden pitfalls in a trivial domain model – Oren Eini (Ayende)

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The Morning Brew #2740

Posted by Chris Alcock on Wednesday 8th May 2019 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew

Software

Introducing Windows Terminal – Kayla Cinnamon
A new Console for Windows – It’s the open source Windows Terminal – Scott Hanselman
Announcing WSL 2 – Craig Loewen
Intelligent Productivity and Collaboration, from Anywhere – Jonathan Carter
.NET Core is the Future of .NET – Scott Hunter

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Safely migrating passwords in ASP.NET Core Identity with a custom PasswordHasher – Andrew Lock
Stupid git commit-tree tricks, Part 1: Building a commit manually out of a tree & Stupid git commit-tree tricks, Part 2: Building a merge commit manually out of a tree – Raymond Chen
An experiment – The Azure Cloud Shell at the command line with AZ SHELL – Scott Hanselman
Default timeouts in .Net code. What are they if you do not specify? – Chris F Carroll
Comparing Native Blazor Components – Ed Charbeneau
DotVVM joins the .NET Foundation – TomÃ¡Å¡ Herceg
Performance Profiling Your React App – Christian Nwamba

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