The Morning Brew

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• Announcing Machine.Specifications (MSpec) 0.11 for .NET Core, .NET CLI and .NET Standard – Ivan Zlatev announces the release of MSpec 0.11 which now supports the .NET Core and execution on the .NET CLI
• [ANN] NSubstitute 2.0.0 (RC) released – David Tchepak announce the 2.0 release of NSubstitute with new options to clear aspects of a substitute, along with updated and improved documentation. (Thanks to Alexandr Nikitin for the tip)[Update: I didn’t make it clear, but the 2.0 release adds .NET Core support to the library]

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• ASP.NET Core Dependency Injection – Shawn Wildermuth shares a look at dependency injection in.NET Core ASP.NET Applications
• Initial Experiments with the "Desktop App Converter" Preview – Mike Taulty shares his experiences experimenting with the Desktop App Converter which attempts to take existing desktop applications and help migrate them onto UWP and enable them to be listed in the store.
• Collecting Windows 10 "Anniversary Edition" Keyboard Shortcuts – Scott Hanselman highlights a number of the keyboard shortcuts included and introduced in the Window 10 Anniversary edition update.
• Resources, tips, known issues etc for "Bash On Ubuntu On Windows" – Anders Åberg is crowd-sourcing tips on running Bash on Ubuntu on the Windows Platform via GitHub
• What’s new in Microsoft Edge with the Windows 10 Anniversary Update – Drew DeBruyne and Jason Weber discuss the included updates and improvements in the Edge Browser shipped in the Windows 10 Anniversary Update
• Introducing EdgeHTML 14 with the Windows 10 Anniversary Update – Kyle Pflug gives a more developer oriented view of the improvements in Edge.
• Why Is Batman Arkham Knight So Slow? – Alois Kraus sets about answering the question of why this game performs badly with a look at using the ETWController to diagnose.
• The Guts n’ Glory of Database Internals: Merging transactions – Ayende continues his series looking at the implementation of common concepts in Database Systems with a look at merging transactions together.
• Managing Risk via Static Analysis – Erik Dietrich discusses the use of Static Analysis to help manage some fo the potential risks in your applications code.
• Google Cloud Storage Hierarchy in .NET – Chris Sells shares a look at consuming the Google Cloud Storage service from within a .NET Application, also exploring some of the key concepts in the service.
• Synchronizing Containers – Gabriel Schenker takes a look at scripting docker containers o help ensure that applications running in different containers are synchronised
• Evolving the Visual Studio Test Platform – Part 2 – Pratap Lakshman shares a recepa of the various testing related features included in the Visual Studio 2015 development cycle (including updates), and highlights some of those coming in the Visual Studio 15 timeframe which are available in preview release now.

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• akka dead letters and how to monitor for them –
  Sacha Barber
• An introduction to the Microsoft Bot Framework – Gary Pretty
• Serverless Architectures – The Future of Serverless – Mike Roberts
• Persisting the Type Safe Enum Pattern with EF 6 – Steve Smith
• Offline Event Processing in Marten with the new "Async Daemon" – Jeremy D Miller
• Azure N-Series preview availability – Corey Sanders
• How Do I Write Good Code? – Erik Dietrich
• Sql Server 2016, Entity Framework and .net 4.5.1 – Robert May
• Angular – redirect to login after user session expires (including ajax/background processes) – Renso Hollhumer
• Twitter Education re ASPNET Core Scope – Julie Lerman
• .NET thread-pool threads and CLR worker threads – FrostRed

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• Introducing Postman for Windows – Postman Team

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• How to get the Windows 10 Anniversary Update – Michael Fortin
• Linux on Windows for Everyone! – How to Enable the Windows Subsystem for Linux (Beta) on Windows 10 Anniversary Update – Jon Gallant
• Windows 10 Anniversary Update, App Extensions and App Services – Mike Taulty
• Notes from the ASP.NET Community Standup – July 26, 2016 – Jeffrey T. Fritz
• Compile your changes on the fly with .NET Core Watch – Jon Hilton
• Create high quality mobile apps with Ionic & Visual Studio – Jordan Matthiesen
• Destroy The 60 Second HTTP Request – Derick Bailey
• Azure SQL Database new premium performance level P15 generally available – Jan Engelsberg
• The Guts n’ Glory of Database Internals: Log shipping and point in time recovery – Ayende
• Fast Deep Copy by Expression Trees (C#) – Frakon

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