The Morning Brew #2128
Posted by Chris Alcock on Tuesday 5th July 2016 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- How the dotnet CLI tooling runs your code – Matt Warren takes a look at running .NET Core applications through the command line tools, and discusses how it works under the hood
- ASP.Net Core 1.0 RTM – Serving Static Files – Lee Dale looks at how serving of static file content has hanged in the RTM release of ASP.NET Core
- Authenticating a user with LinkedIn in ASP.NET Core – Jerrie Pelser shares a look at implementing authentication using the OAuth middleware included in the ASP.NET Core release
- The cost of the async state machine – Ayende looks at the performance cost of the .NET Async State Machine
- Story of Equality in .Net – Part 3 – Ehsan Sajjad continues this series looking at equality in .NET with a look at the IEquatable<T> interface and its role in providing a strongly typed equality check
- .NET Backward Compatibility – Part 1, .NET Backward Compatibility – Part 2 & .NET Backward Compatibility – Part 3 – Bastian Eicher explores the changes which have taken place between different version of the .NET Framework, and looks at techniques for enabling code to work backward compatibly.
- Writing A Book: The Imposter’s Handbook – Rob Conery discusses the book he is currently working on – this sort of book is something that will be very useful to many out there who work in software and, like myself, have no formal education in Computer Science – I for one look forward to reading it.
- MAGES – Ultimate Scripting for .NET – Florian Rappl shares a detailed article about the implementation of his own REPL based Scripting Language
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