The Morning Brew

Late publishing today as the auto publish didn’t work today (probably user error last night when I was putting it together) – thanks to those who let me know

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• Introducing the Reliable Web App Pattern for .NET – Matt Soucoup & Nish Anil
• Azure Open-Source Day: Announcing new integrations with Azure Database for MySQL – Parikshit Savjani
• Announcing new security and observability features in Azure Database for PostgreSQL – Sunil Agarwal
• Wolverine 0.9.13: Contextual Logging and More – Jeremy D Miller
• Validating Connection Strings on .NET Startup – Khalid Abuhakmeh
• Performance benchmarks of PostgreSQL .NET with Npgsql, Dapper, and Entity Framework Core – Michael Shpilt
• EF Core Mapping with Generic Types, Value Conversion, and JSON Columns – Christian Nagel
• Visual Studio – ;Git line staging – Bart Wullems
• Drawing graphs in GitHub comments with Mermaid diagrams – Andrew Lock
• Five tips for successfully managing dependencies – Tyler Aldrich

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• Warnings-as-errors friction – Mark Seemann
• Testing Roslyn Incremental Source Generators – Gérald Barré
• Disabling Controller methods in ASP.NET Core – Ryan Southgate
• How to Setup Integration Tests in .NET Without a WebApplicationFactory – Paul DeVito
• Role-based Authorization in ASP.NET Core – Karthik Chintala
• Required Keyword, Checked Operators, nameof Operator Scope – Using C# 11 in Rider and ReSharper – Matthias Koch
• Can WebAssembly Solve Serverless’s Problems? – B. Cameron Gain
• How to build, test and deploy your application using Azure and GitHub – Liam Hampton
• Auto sign-out using ASP.NET Core Razor Pages with Azure AD B2C – Damien Bowden

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• Akka.NET v1.5 is Now Available – Aaron Stannard
• Announcing ImageSharp 3.0.0 – Six Labours
• Critter Stack Roadmap (Marten, Wolverine, Weasel) – Jeremy D Miller
• Simple HTTPS with Caddy Ingress on AKS – Mark Heath
• We want your feedback! Introducing Polly v8 – Joel Hulen
• Myths about F#: Imperative code is simpler than functional code! No, not at all, but you are more used to it. – Urs Enzler

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