.NET Weekly #139 (12.08 - 18.08)
Cloud & Web
- Spying on HTTPS
- Azure SignalR Service now supports Event Grid
- Getting Started with gRPC Client Factory
- Fantastic Front-End Performance Tricks And Why We Do Them
- High-performance input handling on the web
- Your single source for Azure best practices
Tooling & Libraries
- Faster C# scripting with JetBrains Rider
- Debugger additions for Rider 2019.2 - Pin to Top, Floating Actions, and Redesigned Stack Frames
- Introducing the New React DevTools
- Cloud Shell Web Preview, debug individual Azure Functions, explore ARM – Azure Toolkit for Rider 2019.2 updates
- EF Core 3.0 Preview 8 and EF6.3 Preview 8 have shipped
- Find all references in public repositories
- Highlights from Git 2.23
- AutoMapper 9.0 Released
Architecture & Databases
- Motivating CRDTs
- 3 Kinds of Good Tech Debt
- Scaling NSQ to 750 Billion Messages
- Documenting Software Architecture
- The (not so) hidden cost of sharing code between iOS and Android
- Why Atlassian uses an internal PaaS to regulate AWS access
- How to choose the partition key
Programming Languages
- Breaking all existing Hex Encoding Records with .NET Core 3.0
- Nullable references in C# 8.0
- A plugin system with .NET Core
- .NET Debugging - 6 techniques you need in your arsenal
- The Order of the JSON
- Announcing TypeScript 3.6 RC
- Cocktail Shaker Sort - The Sorting Algorithm Family Reunion
- Bogosort - The Sorting Algorithm Family Reunion
- Transactional Memory and Tech Hype Waves
- Logging in C# .NET Modern-day Practices - The Complete Guide
Runtime
- Add ABI stress tests
- Tiered compilation for Mono runtime
- Announcing .NET Core 3.0 Preview 8
- V8 release v7.7
- Consolidating .NET GitHub repos
- Associating threadpool queues with CPU cores
Other
- On Shutting Down a Startup
- Microsoft Screws Customers and its Own Advocates Alike
- My Home Lab Server With 20 Cores / 40 Threads and 128 GB Memory
- The Horror of Microsoft Teams
- 7 Habits Of Highly Effective Programmers
- Hiring is Broken - What Do Developers Say About Technical Interviews
- On Guilt-Free Open Source
- Tech Interview Handbook