The Morning Brew

Software

• Service Bus turns ten – Clemens Vasters
• SmartReactives – keyboardDrummer
• Akka.NET Near-Term Roadmap: 1.1 Akka.Cluster RTM on June 14; 1.5, 1.6 Releases – Aaron Stannard

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• Tuple Tuesday! – Anthony D. Green
• The week in .NET – 5/31/2016 – Bertrand Le Roy
• My surprisingly positive take on .Net Core’s current direction – Jeremy D Miller
• 9 Tips for Writing Secure Applications in ASP.NET – Brij Bhushan
• Writing Clean Code in ASPNET Core with DI – Steve Smith
• MSIs, Visual Studio Extension Manager and Possible Kim Kardashian – Steve Wilkes’
• Is technology killing curiosity? – Scott Hanselman
• A static type system is a wonderful message to the present and future & A static type system is a wonderful message to the present and future – Supplementary – Dan Roberts
• Maintaining Proper Type-Checking With Callbacks Using TypeScript In Angular 2 RC1 – Ben Nadal
• Progressive Web Apps and our regressive approach – Christian Heilmann
• How to waste CPU and kill your disk by scaling 100 million inefficiently – Ayende

Community

• The Stupid Ideas Powershell Slackathon – Leon Bambrick

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Software

• Announcing MSTest Framework support for .NET Core RC2 / ASP.NET Core RC2 – Pratap Lakshman announces official support for .NET Core with the MS Test framework and walks through the process of getting up and running with MSTest and .NET Core
• ETWController 2.1 Released – Alois Kraus announces an update for his Event Tracing for Windows trace collection tool
• ReSharper Ultimate 2016.2 EAP kicks off – Jura Gorohovsky announces the opening of the Early Access Program for ReSharper 2016.2

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• Making it easier to port to .NET Core – Immo Landwerth announces plans to close the gap between .NET Core and the other branches of the .NET Framework to give a better porting story
• .NET Core is Boiling the Ocean – Aaron Stannard shares some pasionate thoughts on the impacts of .NET Core and the approach being taken by Microsoft – be sure to read the whole post and the comments where a number of items are discussed further
• A Lap Around .NET Core and ASP.NET Core 1.0 – Syed Janshair Khan gives and overview of the .NET Core framework and the ASP.NET Core web platform
• Announcing HttpClientDiagnostics – Geoffrey Huntley shares a useful diagnostics library which provides tracing and logging for the Microsoft.Net.HttpClient library
• IIS Channel Listener Errors in Windows 10 Insider Build 14342 – Rick Strahl discusses problems with IIS following the latest Windows Insiders preview update of Windows 10
• Diagnostics Kit – a monitoring solution for .NET apps – Sebastian Solnica shares a look at ‘Diagnostics Kit’ a componentised monitoring solution for .NET applications which looks worthy of investigation
• Storing ASP.NET session outside webserver – SQL Server vs Redis vs Couchbase – Omar Al Zabir takes a look at the various options available for moving the ASP.NET Session out of the web server’s process and into some other data store
• Docker: Windows containers on Windows host – Piotr Stapp takes a look at getting Windows Docker Containers up and running on a Windows 10 machine
• Save 24% With The Last Frontier of Minification: HTML! – Robin Osborne takes a look at the potential savings which can be made by minifying your HTML output
• Quick Dev: Debugging using VorlonJS – Dave Voyles joins James Quick for a look at using VorlonJS to debug websites remotely
• 30 Days of Zumo.v2 (Azure Mobile Apps): Day 26: Relationship Advice – &
• Day 27: File Handling (v1) – Adrian Hall continues his series with a look at relationships between tables and working with file uploads

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Monday is a public holiday here in the UK so as is usual I will be skipping publishing on Monday, returning on Tuesday.

Information

• Versioning NuGet packages in a continuous delivery world: part 3 – Matt Cooper
• Logging in .NET with Exceptionless – Derek Comartin
• XXE and .Net : Developer Notes – James Jardine
• Creating and requesting SQL localized data in ASP.NET Core – Damien Bowden
• Custom Native ETW Heap Events in Visual Studio 15 Preview 2 – Adam Welch
• JavaScript: The Semicolon Debate – Adam Anderson
• LUIS and the Bot Framework: A Natural Language Match – Joe Mayo
• Keeping your migration (and business) on course – Eduardo Kassner
• Philosophical questions about programming – Tomas Petricek

Community

• DDD North 2016 – DDD North returns on Saturday 1st October with the free conference taking place in Leeds. Session submissions are now open until 6th August, so plenty of time to think of a great session to submit and get involved in what will undoubtedly be another great conference.

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