.NET Weekly #143 (09.09 - 15.09)
Cloud & Web
- Two is the magic Number
- Building Your Application with Styled Components in Vue.js
- Frustrations with React Hooks
- 3 Security Pitfalls Every React Developer Should Know
- Vue PWA - A Progressive Web Application Example With Nuxt
- File uploads with Blazor
- New in ASP.NET Core 3 - Service provider validation
- Use explicit typing for your JWTs
- Azure Functions 3.0
- FiraCode v2 released!
- IdentityServer for ASP.NET Core 3
- HashiCorp announces fully managed service mesh on Azure
- The Cult of Kubernetes
- A high-speed network driver written in C, Rust, Go, C#, Java, OCaml, Haskell, Swift, Javascript, and Python
- curl 7.66.0 – the parallel HTTP/3 future is here
- Detecting Sync over Async Code in ASP.NET Core
- Mistake that cost thousands (Kubernetes, GKE)
Architecture & Databases
- Experiences with approximating queries in Microsoft’s production big-data clusters
- Paper review. A generalized solution to distributed consensus
- Waltz - A Distributed Write-Ahead Log
- Learning the hard way - Microservices
- The total cost of avoiding lock-in
- Socio-Technical Seeing
- Cloud Vendor Deep-Dive - PostgreSQL on Microsoft Azure
- Automatic Scaling with Amazon Aurora Serverless
- Introduction to DevOps - Security, Privacy, and Compliance
- Understanding SQL Server Deadlocks
Programming Languages
- Google feedback on TypeScript 3.5
- Common API mistakes and how to avoid them
- The implications of sealing v. unsealing types in .NET
- Gnome Sort - The Sorting Algorithm Family Reunion
- Radix Sort - The Sorting Algorithm Family Reunion
- Use Performance Counters in .NET to measure Memory, CPU, and Everything – Full Guide
Runtime
- JIT and AOT in the CLR with Mei-Chin Tsai
- GC Perf Infrastructure – Part 0
- A lighter V8
- Custom memory allocation in C# Part 13 — In-place serialization
- How .NET 4.8 Can Break Your Application
Other
- Taskbar Latency and Kernel Calls
- Questions to ask a company during a job interview
- Which companies are using Erlang, and why
- Sandboxie is now a free tool with plans to transition it to an open source tool
- BLUF - The Military Standard That Can Make Your Writing More Powerful
- balena releases first fully functional 64-bit OS for the Raspberry Pi 4