The Morning Brew

Information

• Getting .NET Core 3 Preview to Work in Visual Studio 2019 – Jeremy Clark
• How to Beat Array Iteration Performance with Parallelism in C# .NET – Michael Shpilt
• Setting/Testing the New Japanese Era in NLS (Reiwa 令和) – Shawn Steele
• Making It Up as You Go Along with ExpandoObjects – Peter Vogel
• Reduced Pricing for Azure Container Instances & Avoiding Azure Functions Cold Starts – Mark Heath
• Tip 191 – Serial console access with Azure VMs – Troubleshooting and diagnosing – Michael Crump
• Azure.Source – Volume 76 – Rob Caron
• Step up your machine learning process with Azure Machine Learning service – Sarah Bird
• Byebye Windows – going full linux – Yi Zhang
• Reviewing Sled: Part II – Oren Eini

1 Comment »

Software

• Announcing TypeScript 3.4 – Daniel Rosenwasser
• .NET Core Workers as Windows Services – Glenn Condron
• AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio now supports Visual Studio 2019 – Norm Johanson
• Lamar v3 is Released: Faster, smaller, quicker cold starts, internal type friendly – Jeremy D Miller

Information

• An example of state based-testing in F# – Mark Seemann
• Implementing INotifyPropertyChanged – Gunnar Peipman
• Displaying your realtime Blood Glucose from NightScout on an AdaFruit PyPortal – Scott Hanselman

Community

• First Election of the .NET Foundation – Miguel de Icaza

Comments Off on The Morning Brew #2716

Software

• General Availability of PowerShell Core 6.2 – Steve Lee

Information

• Migrating Delegate.BeginInvoke Calls for .NET Core – Michael Rousos
• Is making a struct readonly a breaking change? – Jared Parsons
• Using NodaTime with Dapper – David Paquette
• Responsible JavaScript: Part I – Jeremy Wagner
• F7 is the greatest PowerShell hotkey that no one uses any more. We must fix this – Scott Hanselman
• Introducing: Kubernetes Overlay Networking for Windows – David Schott
• ARMing a Hybrid Docker Swarm: Part 3 – Name Resolution with Dnsmasq – Elton Stoneman
• Reviewing Sled: Part I – Oren Eini (Ayende)

Comments Off on The Morning Brew #2715