The Morning Brew #1963
Posted by Chris Alcock on Friday 6th November 2015 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- ASP.NET 5 Identity MongoDB Implementation – Tugberk Ugurlu shares his implementation of an ASP.NET Identity 3.0 User store for ASP.NET5 and the DNX runtime which backs onto MongoDB
- Logical implication – Eric Lippert explores some aspets of formal logic, and looks at the idea of an implies operator in C#
- Getting CSLA to .NET Core – Rockford Lhotka discusses getting his CSLA application framework operational on the .NET Core, first looking at what the .NET Core actualy is, and discussing how CSLA already supports UWP wihtout truely supporting .NET Core.
- Using Redis as a Service in Azure to speed up ASP.NET applications – Scott Hanselman discuses using the SAAS Azure Redis service and using it as a Session State provider / cache in ASP.NET Applications
- Testing HTTP Handlers with No Web Server in Sight – Jeremy D Miller discusses the FubuMVC tooling feature ‘Scenarios’ which allow tests to be written against the full HTTP pipeline of a Fubu applicaiton without the need to host in a web server
- More Data Wrangling with PowerShell – Doug Finke looks at an example of using the improved PowerShell capabilities for parsing text, looking at pulling web page content and extracting text.
- Using Chain Of Responsibility Instead of if/else Statement – Fitim Skenderi takes a look at refactoring code to use the Chain of Responsibility pattern
- Preventing DoS attacks with puzzles – Cellfish discusses rate limiting web services, and giving clients computationally expensive work to perform and requiring that the supplying back the answer before processing further requests
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