The Morning Brew

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• Monsters Weekly 224 – New LINQ methods in .NET 6 – ASP.NET Monsters
• Journey Towards Cloud Architecture – Daniel Kim & Phil Jirsa
• Health checks in ASP.Net Core web API – evdbogaard
• SizeBench: a new tool for analyzing Windows binary size – Austin Lamb
• Avoiding Memory Leaks in Visual Studio Editor Extensions – Christian Gunderman
• We want to make Help all you need – Jason Chlus
• ID Token and Access Token: What Is the Difference? – Andrea Chiarelli
• Postmortem: Partial RavenDB Cloud outage – Oren Eini

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• Announcing Azure Functions 4.0 public preview with .NET 6 support – Anthony Chu
• Is it time to start creating C# Azure Functions in isolated mode? – Mark Heath
• Implicit Usings in .NET 6 – Scott Hanselman
• C# 10.0 implicit global using directives – Ian Griffiths
• C# – Always valid value objects – Daniel Wertheim
• Model Binding an Array from a Form Post | Asp.Net MVC & Asp.Net Core & .Net Core Strong Typed Configuration Binding for Arrays | Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration – Chris F Carroll
• So GitHub has a CLI – let’s take a look – Sarah Lean
• Getting Started With GitHub Actions – Nwose Lotanna Victor
• C# XML Comments in Visual Studio Code – Dennes Torres
• Monsters Weekly 223 – Processing CSV files in C# – ASP.NET Monsters
• Comparing WebApplicationBuilder to the Generic Host: Exploring .NET Core 6 – Part 2 – Andrew Lock
• Creating Microsoft Teams meetings in ASP.NET Core using Microsoft Graph – Damien Bowden
• Keep IDs internal with REST – Mark Seemann
• Separating Concerns with Pipes & Filters – Derek Comartin
• Distributed transaction patterns for microservices compared – Bilgin Ibryam
• Atomic reference counting (with Zig code samples) – Oren Eini
• Unit Testing Legacy Code: Creating Maintainable Applications – Peter Vogel
• SourceGear Bridge preview: Swift with .NET in Xcode – Eric Sink
• How to detect if the User’s OS prefers dark mode and change your site with CSS and JS – Scott Hanselman

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• Ask the Expert: Windows as a Dev Box – Craig Loewen

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The Morning Brew will be taking a break from publication for the next week, returning on Monday 27th September.

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• High Optionality Programming: Software Architectures that Reduce Technical Debt – Part 1 – Aaron Stannard
• Debugging a .NET App on Linux from Windows Visual Studio with WSL – Patrick Smacchia
• Introduction to OWASP Top 10 2021 – OWASP
• Level up your skills with Bicep! – April Edwards
• Azure Sentinel Notebooks Ninja Part 2: Getting Started with Azure Sentinel Notebooks – Rod Trent
• CSS Mirror Editing in Edge DevTools for VS Code – Christian Heilmann
• An Easy Guide to React useReducer() Hook – Dmitri Pavlutin
• How JSX (React) Works Under the Hood – Ifeoma Imoh

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