The Morning Brew

Software

• Respawn 1.0.0 released – Jimmy Bogard

Information

• The Book of the Runtime – The internals of the .NET Runtime that you won’t find in the documentation – Scott Hanselman
• Debugging into ASP.NET Core 2.0 source code – Laurent Kempé
• Possessive apostrophes in C# identifiers – Simon Harriyott
• Get started with Monitoring in Azure – David Seidman
• Develop (and test) a dockerized, PostgreSQL backed, ASP.NET Core microservice in less than an hour – Dror Helper
• Visual Studio Toolbox: Angular and .NET Core – Robert Green & Ed Charbeneau
• Git and Visual Studio 2017 part 1 – &
• Git and Visual Studio 2017 part 2 – Kenichiro Nakamura
• Azure Tips and Tricks Part 24 – Add logic to your Testing in Production sites with PowerShell – Michael Crump
• Does WCF on IIS needs Anonymous Authentication? – José Paulo Pendão

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Update: So I got a little confused while typing today’s edition number – and as the more awake of your have noticed today should be 2430, and not 2450. I’ve re-titled the edition, but the link will keep the bad number so as not to confuse people arriving from feed readers. Sorry if any of you had a panic about where the missing 20 working days went 😉

Software

• Visual Studio and Xamarin take iOS support to 11 – Joseph Hill
• Service Fabric 6.0 Release – The Service Fabric Team
• PowerShell in Azure Cloud Shell (Preview) is now publically available in Azure Portal – Hemant Mahawar

Information

• A few notes on creating Class Libraries for ASP.NET Core – Rick Strahl
• Build a web service with F# and .NET Core 2.0 – Phillip Carter
• Better Performance from Async Operations – Steve Smith
• Using anonymous types and tuples to attach correlation IDs to scope state with Serilog and Seq in ASP.NET Core – Andrew Lock
• Web Truths: JavaScript can’t be trusted – Christian Heilmann
• Get insights into your Azure #CosmosDB: partition heatmaps, OMS, and more – Kirill Gavrylyuk
• Considering Open Source Licenses – Phillip Ikuvbogie
• We’re all Naïve – Shawn Steele
• Azure Tips and Tricks Part 23 – Testing Web Apps in Production with Azure App Service – Michael Crump

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Thanks to those who came out for the Momentum Meetup event last night – excellent hosts, the other talks were interesting, and good discussions afterwards. The .NET blogging world has done me a few favours with lots of posts today on many of the subjects I touched on in my talk yesterday.

Software

• .NET Framework September 2017 Preview of Quality Rollup – Rich Lander
• TFS 2018 RC2 is available – Brian Harry
• SQL Server 2017 generally available on October 2nd – Bob Ward
• Microsoft Azure gets a new Logo and a Manifesto – Chris Pietschmann
• Announcing the general availability of Service Fabric on Linux – Mark Fussell
• Azure #CosmosDB – database for serverless era – Rimma Nehme

Information

• Develop Azure Functions on any platform – Donna Malayeri
• My Intern Project: Microsoft Graph Bindings for Azure Functions – Glenna
• #MSIgnite 2017 Day 1: Announcements Recap and Links – Chris Pietschmann
• Diving deep into what’s new with Azure Machine Learning – Matt Winkler
• So What Is WebAssembly All About? – Wael Kdouh
• It Is Time For Time Travel – Alois Kraus
• Docker healthchecks: why you shouldn’t use ‘curl’ or ‘;iwr’ – Elton Stoneman
• Better JavaScript and TypeScript support in Rider 2017.2 – Maarten Balliauw
• Inline comments in GitHub for Visual Studio – grokys
• A piece of Cake! – Dan Clarke
• How Much Unit Testing is Enough? – Erik Dietrich
• Debug R with R Tools for Visual Studio – Christo Lolov
• Azure Tips and Tricks Part 22 – Deployment Slots for Web Apps using Azure App Service – Michael Crump

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