The Morning Brew

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• NuGetAudit 2.0: Elevating Security and Trust in Package Management – Andy Zivkovic & Jon Douglas
• C# Design Patterns – Iterator – Language Features – Liam Mooney
• ASP.NET Core Basics: Dealing with Backend Validations – Assis Zang
• Is Vertical Slice Architecture better than Clean Architecture or Ports and Adapters? – Derek Comartin
• AI Tooling for Software Engineers in 2024: Reality Check (Part 1) – Gergely Orosz & Elin Nilsson
• Don’t talk about non-functional requirements, talk about quality attributes – Bart Wullems

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• Making Visual Studio a bit more visual – Mads Kristensen
• Building a Safer Future – How NuGet is Tackling Software Supply Chain Threats – Jon Douglas
• .NET Aspire vs Docker. – Phil Haack
• How To Fix .NET Nullability Warnings For Guarded Members – Khalid Abuhakmeh
• Disambiguating types with the same name with extern alias – Andrew Lock
• Debug your .NET 8 code more efficiently – Bart Wullems
• Using AZD for faster incremental Azure Container App deployments in Azure DevOps – John Reilly
• Lessons learned in 35 years of making software – Jim Grey
• UX Crash Course: Wayfinding – Kathryn Grayson Nanz

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Update: Corrected the post title for ‘Enable NuGet auditing for your .NET projects’ – the copy paste gremilins had crept in there, but have now been banished!

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• .NET 9 Preview 6 is now available! – .NET Team
• Announcing OData .NET 8 Release Candidate 1 – Elizabeth Okerio
• Enable NuGet auditing for your .NET projects – Gérald Barré
• How not to benchmark! – Steven Giesel
• Fastest C# Enum to String – NDepend Team
• .NET 8 Data Annotations Validation – Ricardo Peres
• Building Your First Use Case With Clean Architecture – Milan Jovanovic
• The end of trust? – Mark Seemann
• Data Dimensionality Reduction Using a Neural Autoencoder with C# – Dr. James McCaffrey
• Temporal cattle and other important jargon – Oren Eini

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