The Morning Brew

Information

• Xamarin .NET Workbooks – Interactive Computing is a stellar learning tool – Scott Hanselman
• Configuring ASP.NET Core Applications in Azure App Service – Adrian Hall
• Announcing new Azure Functions capabilities to accelerate development of serverless applications – Raman Sharma
• Rapid API Development with Azure Functions – Mark Heath
• Rider EAP 18: CoreCLR debugging is back (on Windows) – Maarten Balliauw
• 65535 interfaces ought to be enough for anybody – Andrey Akinshin
• Reasons for Automated Testing – Timothy Klenke
• What’s in a Name? Spelling Matters in Code – Erik Dietrich
• The Mistakes I’ve Made as an OSS Author – Jeremy D Miller
• How to view diffs of images in a GitHub repo – 054 – Sara Ford
• Excessive explanation, part twenty – Eric Lippert

Community

• Progressive.NET 2017 : Call for Themes – Dylan Beattie

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Software

• Announcing TypeScript 2.2 – Daniel Rosenwasser
• UWP Community Toolkit Gets New Controls, Services and More in 1.3 – Greg Duncan
• Rider EAP update: Editor presentation improvements – Maarten Balliauw

Information

• Day 9 – Creating a .NET Core Console App inside of Visual Studio Code – Michael Crump
• Using strongly typed configuration in .NET Core console app – Kaduk Frantisek
• ASP.NET Community Standup – February 21st, 2017 – MOAR SHOW – ASP.NET Team
• The week in .NET – On .NET with Beth Massi, NeinLinq – Bertrand Le Roy
• Cross Function App Proxies and Proxy Request Parameters in Azure Functions – Jason Roberts
• DocumentDB Caching Tips – Derek Comartin
• Debug Like a Magician – OzCode – Łukasz Kurzyniec
• babel-preset-env: a preset that configures Babel for you – Dr. Axel Rauschmayer
• 7. MonoGame – Putting Text Onscreen With SpriteFonts
  – Chris G. Williams
• How terrible code gets written by perfectly sane  people – Christian M. Mackeprang
• Multithreading with PowerShell using RunspacePool – Herve Roggero
• Clean up unused git branches – Steve Smith
• How to find and use different Octocat images from the Octodex – 053 – Sara Ford

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Information

• Azure App Service Secrets and Web Site Hidden Gems – Scott Hanselman
• Azure Functions Proxies Preview – Jason Roberts
• Day 8 – Using Visual Studio Code with a .NET Core Console Application – Michael Crump
• ASP.NET Core CSRF defence with Antiforgery | DotNetCurry – Daniel Jimenez Garcia
• Under the hood of the Middleware Analysis package – Andrew Lock
• Export Your ASP.NET Configuration To Reduce Restarts, Share Settings – Peter Vogel
• C#7: Tools – Jeff Yates
• Text conversion power tool for Visual Studio Code – Inception – David Nissimoff
• A common execution path optimization – Sergey Teplyakov
• ReSharper, .NET Core and unit testing – Matt Ellis
• Containers & Redis – Running Redis on Windows with Docker – Lee Stott
• Concept for Integrating Selenium with Storyteller 4 – Jeremy D Miller
• Create an Angular 2 and .NET Core app that can be edited using Visual Studio 2017 – Jon Hilton
• Always Throw Errors In Order To Get A Stack Trace In Promise Chains – Ben Nadel
• Davide Mauri : Azure Functions, Dapper and SQL Server JSON to store form data – Davide Mauri
• How to press ‘y’ to navigate to the permalink for a file’s exact commit ID on GitHub.com – 052 – Sara Ford

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