The Morning Brew

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• .NET Framework 4.8 to .NET 6 migration – Steven Giesel
• Creating a Roslyn Analyzer to ensure that no duplicate values are added at compile time – Josef Ottosson
• How do errors evolve? – Damian P?aza
• Dev Home Preview 0.3 Release – Kayla Cinnamon
• Part 1 – Unlock the Power of Azure Data Factory: A Guide to Boosting Your Data Ingestion Process – John Folberth & Joe Fitzgerald
• Replicating a Hotel Booking UI in .NET MAUI & Exploring Basic Animations in .NET MAUI – Leomaris Reyes
• Going Native with Blazor – Sam Basu
• How platform teams get stuff done – Pete Hodgson

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• Exploring the new minimal API source generator – Exploring the .NET 8 preview – Part 4 – Andrew Lock
• Log Formatters in C# – Bruno Sonnino
• C# Records, the With Keyword, and Reference Types – Khalid Abuhakmeh
• Docker for Developers: Understanding the Core Concepts – Dan Wahlin
• Modernizing Rx.NET – Ian Griffiths
• Works on most machines – Mark Seemann
• Decentralizing the Practice of Architecture at Xapo Bank – Anouska (“Noush”) Streets, Kamil Dziublinski & Andrew Harmel-Law
• Deploy large language models responsibly with Azure AI – Sarah Bird
• Falcon LLMs in Azure Machine Learning – Manoj Bableshwar
• Gaussian Process Regression Using the scikit Library – James McCaffrey

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Update: A numeric typo on today’s edition meant it was incorrectly labelled as 3740. I’ve corrected the title now – my thanks to those who noticed and let me know

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• Introducing a powerful new Extension Manager – Maia Kelner
• .NET Lambda Annotations Framework is now generally available – Norm Johanson
• Wolverine has some new tricks to reduce boilerplate code in HTTP endpoints – Jeremy D Miller
• Micro-optimization: Concatenating a string with a char using string.Concat – Gérald Barré
• I, interface – Damian P?aza
• Sands of MAUI: Issue #110 – Sam Basu
• GitHub pull request merge strategies – Dimiter Petrov

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