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The Morning Brew #3558
Posted by Chris Alcock on 06 Oct 2022 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- Real Life TDD Example – Jeremy D Miller
- The 10 Immutable Laws of Testing – Peter Vogel
- Visual Studio’s Azure Marketplace images now support Microsoft Dev Box – Ruben Rios
- Simple Dependency Injection for .NET Lambda Functions – Bryan Hogan
- Using .NET 7’s Blazor Custom Elements to render dynamic content – Jon Hilton
- The InfoQ eMag: Modern Data Architectures, Pipelines, & Streams – InfoQ
- Prove Me Wrong (A Reminder to Myself) – Louis Antonopoulos
- AI Code completion is like cruise control – and that’s great news for bigger teams – Christian Heilmann
- The Illustrated Stable Diffusion – Jay Alammar
- Getting tabular data from unstructured text with GPT-3: an ongoing experiment – Roberto Rocha
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The Morning Brew #3557
Posted by Chris Alcock on 05 Oct 2022 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- Announcing the .NET MAUI Community Toolkit v1.3 – Kym Phillpotts
- Rate limiting in web applications – Concepts and approaches – Maarten Balliauw
- Adding validation to strongly typed configuration objects in .NET 6 – Andrew Lock
- .NET Build Improvement: Stop Wasting Resources – Patrick Smacchia
- Bending .NET – Compiling 65,536 Programs with Roslyn to Find Valid Identifier Separator char’s… then just use `SyntaxFacts.IsValidIdentifier` – nietras
- .NET Class Diagrams In JetBrains Rider with PlantUML – Khalid Abuhakmeh
- Creating a Generic Tree View Blazor Component – MJ Schanne
- Comparing files in Visual Studio – Mads Kristensen
- The 2 secret endpoints I create in my .NET APIs – Davide Bellone
- Effective Test Driven Development – Jeremy D Miller
- Highlights from Git 2.38 – Taylor Blau
- SQL Server 2022 Release Candidate 1 is now available on Linux – Amit Khandelwal
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The Morning Brew #3556
Posted by Chris Alcock on 04 Oct 2022 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- Architecture: Software as a Service Databases – Single DB or DB per Client – Greg Low
- x86 vs x64 in .NET – Steven Giesel
- Write barrier optimizations in regions – Maoni Stephens
- Implement the On Behalf Of flow between an Azure AD protected API and an API protected using OpenIddict – Damien Bowden
- Ensuring best practices for NuGet packages – Gérald Barré
- Universal rendering with Nuxt 3 and Azure Static Web Apps – Nuzhat Minhaz
- Generating OCR Insight in Videos – the Story of a Successful Microsoft Collaboration – Yonit Hoffman
- Figure out how to serve an AWS Lambda function with a Function URL from a custom subdomain – Simon Willison
- Hacktoberfest 2022 – Hacktoberfest
- Hacktoberfest and Microsoft Learn – Microsoft Learn
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