The Morning Brew

Software

• Azure App Service on Azure Stack Update One Released – Andrew Westgarth

Information

• Azure Tips and Tricks Part 102 – Day 2 – An end to end scenario with Azure App Server, API Apps, SQL, VSTS and CI/CD – Michael Crump
• Host a Website with Azure Functions and Node.JS, Part 1 – Blaize Stewart
• Setting up Application Insights took 10 minutes. It created two days of work for me. – Scott Hanselman
• The ‘in’-modifier and the readonly structs in C# – Sergey Teplyakov
• Tackle more complex security policies for your ASP.NET Core app – Jon Hilton
• Supporting Micro-frontends with ASP.NET Core MVC – John Abele
• .NET’s "implicit operator" – Brian "Sparky" Schroer
• Does System.Net.WebSockets include a keepalive mechanism which automatically takes care of Ping/Pong control frames? – José Paulo Pendão
• Copying Classes in TypeScript – Peter Vogel
• Value tracking updates in ReSharper 2018.1 EAP – Matthias Koch
• Fixing Nginx "upstream sent too big header" error when running an ingress controller in Kubernetes – Andrew Lock
• Asynchronous Commands with Oakton 1.4 – Jeremy D Miller
• Properly getting into jail: Didn’t we already see this warrant? – Ayende

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Many thanks for the messages of support last week.

Software

• Visual Studio 2017 version 15.6, Visual Studio for Mac version 7.4 Released – John Montgomery
• F# language and tools update for Visual Studio 2017 version 15.6 – Phillip Carter
• .NET Framework 4.7.2 Developer Pack Early Access build 3056 is available! – Preeti Krishna
• ASP.NET Core 2.1.0-preview1: Functional testing of MVC applications – Daniel Roth
• New Git Features in Visual Studio 2017 Update 6 – Kayla Ngan

Information

• Major build speed improvements – Try .NET Core 2.1 Preview 1 today – Scott Hanselman
• Using HostBuilder and the Generic Host in .NET Core Microservices – Steve Gordon
• Upgrading my podcast site to ASP.NET Core 2.1 in Azure plus some Best Practices – Scott Hanselman
• ASP.NET Core in Action – Filters – Andrew Lock
• DRY routes between C# and Angular – Simon Harriyott
• Jasper v0.6: Better outbox usage, Lamar, ASP.Net Core integration changes, Renaming BlueMilk to Lamar & Marten 2.6/2.7 and why we don’t support Sql Server (yet) – Jeremy D Miller
• It’s Not Dead: webpack and dead code elimination limitations – John Reilly
• Containers – What Are They Good For? Build Environments? – Jimmy Bogard
• SQL Server Graph Databases – Part 1: Introduction – Robert Sheldon
• WebUSB – An unexpected update… – Michael James
• We Write CSS Like We Did in the 90s, and Yes, It’s Silly – Jens Oliver Meiert
• Properly getting into jail: Data flow, Properly getting into jail: The topology of sharing, Properly getting into jail: Services with data sharing instead of RPC or messaging & Properly getting into jail: The workflow of getting an inmate released – Ayende
• Decryption with Azure Key Vault – K. Scott Allen
• Dynamic Binding in Azure Functions with Imperative Runtime Bindings – Jason Roberts
• Azure Tips and Tricks Part 101 – Day 1 – An end to end scenario with Azure App Server, API Apps, SQL, VSTS and CI/CD – Michael Crump

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This is likely to be the only Morning Brew edition this week, due to a family emergency.

Information

• ASP.NET Core 2.1.0-preview1: Introducing Identity UI as a library – Daniel Roth
• ASP.NET Core 2.1.0-preview1: GDPR enhancements – Barry Dorrans
• How generics were added to .NET – Matt Warran
• A multi-player server-side GameBoy Emulator written in .NET Core and Angular – Scott Hanselman
• .NET Core 2.0 modular and NuGet packages – Benjamin Perkins
• Implementing IXmlSerializable in readonly structs – Jon Skeet
• Paramore Brighter with Quality of Service: Retrying Commands – Colin Angus Mackay
• project.json doesn’t have a runtimes section, add ‘“runtimes”: { “win”: { } }’ to project.json within a .Net Class Library – Mike James
• Windows Weekly Dockerfile #19 – Elton Stoneman
• Properly getting into jail: it’s not a crime to be in an invalid state – Ayende
• Azure Tips and Tricks Part 100 – Creating an Email Subscription with Azure Functions – Sending Emails – Michael Crump

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