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The Morning Brew #3761
Posted by Chris Alcock on 02 Aug 2023 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- .NET Conf 2023 – Celebrating the Release of .NET 8! – Save the Date! – Mehul Harry
- Explicitly Route Messages with Wolverine – Jeremy D Miller
- Plugin Architecture in ASP.NET Core – How To Master It – Nick Cosentino
- Test-driving the pyramid’s top – Mark Seemann
- Blazor .NET 8 Preview 6—Server-Side Rendering, Edit Forms and Interactive WASM Components – Jon Hilton
- Visual Studio Dev Tunnels – Bart Wullems
- Generate Sitemaps for All of ASP.NET Core – Khalid Abuhakmeh
- Exploring Generative AI – Latest Memo: In-line assistance – when is it more useful? – Birgitta Böckeler
- Run Llama 2 on your own Mac using LLM and Homebrew – Simon Willison
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The Morning Brew #3760
Posted by Chris Alcock on 01 Aug 2023 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- Polyfills in .NET to ease multi-targeting – Gérald Barré
- How to benchmark different .NET versions – Steven Giesel
- Using C# source generation for enhanced logging – Bruno Sonnino
- Help! I accidently enabled HSTS–on localhost – Bart Wullems
- How to handle transactions in Node.js reference architecture – Michael Dawson
- Top React Testing Libraries in 2023: A Comprehensive Review – Dianne Pena
- Joshua Jesper Krægpøth Ryder – The Future Is Here! WebAssembly for .NET Developers – Recording Available – Khalid Abuhakmeh
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The Morning Brew #3759
Posted by Chris Alcock on 31 Jul 2023 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- Stream videos from Azure Blob storage with ASP.NET Core – Mark Heath
- Happy 30th Birthday Windows Server! – Sonia Cuff
- New: Improved flexibility when configuring endpoint URLs with the AWS SDKs and tools – Kenneth Daily
- How to Use TypeScript Generics with Functional React Components – Olasunkanmi Balogun
- Let’s look at Wolfenstein 3D in F# – Drago?-Andrei Ilie?
- How to split off an older copy of a file while preserving git line history – Raymond Chen
- A Git Query Language written in Rust – AmrDeveloper
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