The Morning Brew

Monday is a public holiday here in England, so as is tradition there will be no edition on Monday, posting will resume on Tuesday.

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• .NET MAUI eBook Now Available – Enterprise Application Patterns – Michael Stonis
• Keeping Content Out of the Publish Folder for WebDeploy – Rick Strahl
• Strongly Typed Middleware in ASP.NET Core – Mike Brind
• Key-Range Partitions – Unmesh Joshi
• Transformers-js – Neural Networks in the Browser – Frank A. Krueger
• Using TypeScript With React in a Large Code Base: Challenges and Tips – Leonardo Maldonado
• Installing and running Node.js bin scripts – Dr. Axel Rauschmayer

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• A Heavy Lift: Bringing Kestrel + YARP to Azure App Services – Byron Tardif
• Mapping Multiple Static File Folders in ASP.NET Core – Rick Strahl
• Entity Framework Core and Multiple Database Providers – Khalid Abuhakmeh
• Easier nullable reference types errors instead of warnings – Ji?í ?in?ura
• Blazor Best Practices: Loading Data – Jon Hilton
• Configuring an Identity Provider in an Azure App Service – David Giard
• How SQLite Scales Read Concurrency – Ben Johnson
• The History of Microsoft Azure – Roosevelt Abandy

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• Generating Documents using a RESTful, Asynchronous Web API using WebHooks – Bjoern Meyer
• Entity Framework Core Power Tools- a visual guide to recent updates – Erik Ejlskov Jensen
• Using CancellationTokens in ASP.NET Core minimal APIs – Andrew Lock
• How to Create a Class Dynamically in C#? – Code Maze
• Sharing Auth Cookies With YARP, IdentityServer, and ASP.NET Core – Khalid Abuhakmeh
• Fixed Partitions – Unmesh Joshi
• Trying Out Machine Learning – MJ Schanne
• Learnings from a Custom Neural Voice Proof of Concept – Santosh Thomas
• How to use OpenTelemetry to trace Node.js applications – Annapurna Patil, Helio Frota & Rashmi Panchamukhi

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