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The Morning Brew #3075
Posted by Chris Alcock on 23 Sep 2020 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
Software
- New Features in Visual Studio 2019 v16.8 Preview 3.1 – Jacqueline Widdis
- The September 2020 release of Azure Data Studio is now available – Alan Yu
- Bridge to Kubernetes GA – Nick Greenfield
- Announcing more ways, we’re making app development easier on Windows – Kevin Gallo
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- Using GitHub Actions in Visual Studio is as easy as right-click and Publish – Angelos Petropoulos
- Migrate, modernize .NET applications with Azure – JT Rose
- Creating a Helm chart for an ASP.NET Core app: Deploying ASP.NET Core applications to Kubernetes – Part 4 – Andrew Lock
- How to generate code using Roslyn source generators in real world scenarios – Daniel Cazzulino
- Run EF Core Queries on SQL Server From Blazor WebAssembly – Jeremy Likness
- Defend Your Web Apps from Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) – Andrea Chiarelli
- Everything about null in JavaScript – Dmitri Pavlutin
- Approval Tests: Write Tests More Quickly – Jason Roberts
- Coding unit tests is boring. Wouldn’t it be cool if an AI could do it for you? That’s where Diffblue comes in – Tim Anderson
- My personal Quality Assurance list before submitting my applications to QA – Leomaris Reyes
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The Morning Brew #3074
Posted by Chris Alcock on 22 Sep 2020 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
Software
- Bridge to Kubernetes GA – Nick Greenfield
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- .NET Performance Optimisations Don’t Have to be Complex – Steve Gordon
- Injecting services into Serilog filters, enrichers, and sinks – Nicholas Blumhardt
- PEM Loading in .NET Core and .NET 5 – Scott Brady
- Experimenting with .NET 5 Target Framework Names and the Windows platform – Nick Randolph
- Monsters Weekly 183 – Cross Browser Automation with Playwright – ASP.NET Monsters
- GitHub to replace ‘master’ branch with ‘main’ on 1st October – Kunal Chowdhury
- Git commit-tree parlor tricks, Part 8: I just rebased my branch, but now I realize that I should have merged – Raymond Chen
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The Morning Brew #3073
Posted by Chris Alcock on 21 Sep 2020 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
Software
- Announcing TypeScript 4.1 Beta – Daniel Rosenwasser
- Sysmon v12.0, Process Monitor v3.60, Procdump v10.0 and ARM64 ports – Luke Kim
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- Cross-platform diagnostic tools for .NET Core & dotnet-trace for .NET Core tracing in PerfView, SpeedScope, Chromium Event Trace Profiling, Flame graphs and more! – Scott Hanselman
- GitHub CLI 1.0 is now available – Amanda Pinsker
- Postgres For Those Who Can’t Even, Part 3 – In The Real World – Rob Conery
- LEARN DOCKER IN ONE MONTH! Your week 3 guide. – Elton Stoneman
- PORK: A Technology Resilience Framework – Daniel Bykat
- A developer’s guide to Ignite 2020 – Michael Crump
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