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The Morning Brew #1969

Posted by Chris Alcock on Monday 16th November 2015 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew

Software

Update to Service Bus for Windows Server 1.1 for the .NET Framework 4.6 – Dan Rosanova

Information

What’s in ECMAScript 2016 (ES7)? – Dr. Axel Rauschmayer
How To Start Writing Your AngularJS Tests In ES6 – barbarian meets coding – Jaime González García
Rob Eisenberg on Aurelia – DEVIntersection 2015 – Channel 9 – Seth Juarez talks to Rob Eisenberg
Localized routes with ASP.NET 5 and MVC 6 | StrathWeb. A free flowing web tech monologue. – Filip W.
Simple Web API OWIN host using F# – Kevin Holditch
Serving URLs with File Extensions in an ASP.NET MVC Application – Rick Strahl
A comparison on SQL Server data access methods – FSharp.Data.SqlClient
How do indexes work in MongoDB – Sharad Cornejo Altuzar
Building Superior Code – Is It Achievable? – Erik Dietrich
Firefox’s New Memory Tool – Dan Callahan

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The Morning Brew #1968

Posted by Chris Alcock on Friday 13th November 2015 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew

Software

First Major Update for Windows 10 Available Today – Terry Myerson announces the release of the first major update to Windows 10 with a number of reliability and performance improvements included

Information

An ASP.NET 5 Overview Video – K.Scott Allen shares a detailed 40 minute video overview of ASP.NET 5 platform, recorded when beta 6/7 was the current version, but still quite applicable.
Mastering ASP.NET 5 without growing a beard – Tess Ferrandez shares some quick tips and trivia about ASP.NET 5 as well as a useful glossary of terms for those trying to get familiar
Back to the Future with a Tag Helper – Jeff Fritz shares a look at ASP.NET Tag Helpers, drawing on content from his recent Usergroup presentation on the subject
Var For Life – Why Let And Const Don’t Interest Me In JavaScript – Ben Nadal discusses the different ways of declaring variables in ECMAScript 2015, and shares his thoughts on the need to use them
Mads Mad Web Extension Pack – Greg Duncan highlights the WebExtensionPack from Mads Kristensen a collection of useful extensions for web developers using Visual Studio.
Aurelia Binding Behaviors – Jeremy Danyow shares a look at Aurelia’s Binding Behaviors a way of declaratively affecting the binding behavior in your apps.
Security Issues – Overview and Examples – Paulo Zemek discusses computer security and look at a number of examples of faults in security
Hints for successfully managing an open-source project – David Catuhe discusses his experiences running an open source project, drawing on his and David Rousset’s experiences managing he Babylon.js project.
BBC Micro:Bit – Lee Stott shares a look at the proposed BBC micro:bit, a programmable pocket sized computer aimed at getting children in schools interested in lower level computing and programming.

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The Morning Brew #1967

Posted by Chris Alcock on Thursday 12th November 2015 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew

Information

Azure VM Scale Sets public preview – Mark Russinovich announces the launch of the public preview of Azure VM Scale Sets. Integrated with Azure Autoscale this allows you to deploy and manage a collection of virtual machines as a set
Refactoring to an Adaptive Model – Martin Fowler looks at a more unusual form of refactoring which takes code and refactors it into rules which are then processed
The Crowdsourcing of Software Quality – Scott Hanselman follows on from an old post (‘Everything’s broken and nobody’s upset’) discussing some of the big problems inherient in our industry today surrounding testing and quality control as well as the tendency towards continuous deployment
Using Roslyn for Runtime Code Generation in Marten – Jeremy D Miller discusses runtime dynamic identification of coe, and shares a look at how he is making use of Roslyn in Marten.
Shipping a New Mindset with SQLite in Windows 10 – Usman Anwer discusses the decision to include SQLite within Windows 10 to provide high quality, well tested data access and storage capabilities with very little engineering effort.
Gulp and Visual Studio: Linting and Tests – Edward Ridge shares part 4 of a series on using Gulp with Visual Studio with a look at running tests and performing linting to verify your code quality.
Null is Optional – mrcellux discusses the role of null in code, and looks at how you can avoid the use of null with Optional Types.
Getting Quick Turnaround for Production Issues – Yash Soman takes a look at the various techniques for debugging production issues
How to NLog (4.2) with VisualStudio 2015 – _Noctis_ shares an introduction to the use of the NLog library

Community

My Talk on Profiling .NET Server Applications from Umbraco UK Festival 2015 – Tugberk Ugurlu shares a recoding of his recent session on performance profiling .NET Server based applications delivered at the Umbraco UK Festival.

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