The Morning Brew

Update: Thanks for the comments pointing out the broken/incorrect link to the F# article today – not quite sure how that got mangled, but its fixed now.

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• Announcing .NET Community Toolkit v8.1.0 Preview 1 – Sergio Pedri
• Bring WCF apps to the latest .NET with CoreWCF and Upgrade Assistant – Sam Spencer / Simona Liao
• Uno Platform 4.6: Hello .NET 7! – Uno Platform Team
• Stop requiring only one assertion per unit test: Multiple assertions are fine – Mark Seeman
• Serverless Platform Engineering – Jeremy Daly
• Lucene + Blazor, Part 2: Results Paging – Thomas Beck
• An F# Primitive Giraffe Wearing Lenses: A Ports and Adapters Story – Stijn Moreels
• TypeScript for React Developers – Why TypeScript is Useful and How it Works – Daniel Asta
• Build the modular monolith first – Chris Klug
• .NET Conf 2022 – 8th – 10th November

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• .NET 7 Performance Improvements in .NET MAUI – Jonathan Peppers
• Visual Studio Code – October 2022 (version 1.73) – Visual Studio Code Team an contributors
• .NET Interactive Notebooks is now Polyglot Notebooks! – Claudia Regio
• Marking API’s as obsolete or as experimental – Steven Giesel
• Making changes safely at scale – Thom Carter
• JavaScript Local Storage: All You Need To Know! – Ifeoma Imoh
• Node.js Reference Architecture, Part 10: Accessibility – Michael Dawson
• PHP in Visual Studio – Mads Kristensen

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• Announcing TypeScript 4.9 RC – Daniel Rosenwasser
• From Figma to Visual Studio – Adding Back-End Logic to Goodreads App – Paula Aliu
• Just store UTC? Not so fast! Handling Time zones is complicated. – Derek Comartin
• The Modern Observability Problem – Ben Hall
• Create your .NET portfolio in the .NET Conf student zone – Katie Savage
• Moving Beyond, Not Getting Over, Imposter Syndrome – Stephanie Minn
• Dew Drop – November 2, 2022 – Congratulations to fellow .NET link blogger Alvin Ashcraft on reaching the 15 year mark

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