The Morning Brew

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• Software Engineering – The Soft Parts – Addy Osmani
• Should I avoid LINQ for performance reasons? – Mark Heath
• Runs Testing Using C# Simulation – Dr. James McCaffrey
• Data outlasts Code, yet Code keeps winning – swyx
• Modern JavaScript, 10 things you should be using, starting today – Chris Noring
• Using web streams on Node.js – Dr. Axel Rauschmayer
• Master the Event Loop in Node.js – Chinedu Imoh
• Alternatives to installing npm packages globally – Dr. Axel Rauschmayer
• “Batteries-Included” vs “Bloated” – Eric Lawrence
• GPT3-OpenAI: 3 demos that will let you rethink about AI capabilities – Carlotta Castelluccio

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• Clean up some .NET Clutter – Joseph Guadagno
• New Resources to Get Started with .NET MAUI – Matt Soucoup
• Building a More Useful Outbox for Reliable Messaging – Jeremy D Miller
• C# 11 static abstract members – Patrick Smacchia
• Inconsistent thoughts on database consistency – Alex DeBrie
• Internet Explorer 11 has retired and is officially out of support—what you need to know – Sean Lyndersay
• How to convert a web application to Software-as-a-Service – Bob Reselman

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• .NET June 2022 Updates – .NET 6.0.6 and .NET Core 3.1.26 – Dominique Whittaker
• What’s New in Visual Studio: Make it Your Home – Grace Taylor

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• Creating, Inspecting and Decompiling the World’s (Nearly) Smallest C# Program – Steve Gordon
• A Vision for Low Ceremony CQRS with Event Sourcing & (Re) Introducing Jasper as a Command Bus – Jeremy D Miller
• Event Sourcing Tips: Do’s and Don’ts – Derek Comartin
• Learning .NET Maui Part 1 & Learning .NET MAUI Part 2 – Jesse Liberty
• Building Reliable Web Element Locators for Test Automation – Ivaylo Todorov
• Announcing “Code” 2nd Edition – Charles Petzold

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