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Friday links 462

  1. Carbon | Create and share beautiful images of your source code
  2. Create beautiful images of your code
  3. Getting started with Dapr for .NET Developers – Laurent Kempé
  4. 10 Design Patterns every Software Architect and Software Engineer must know | by Ravindra Elicherla | Medium
  5. 14 Useful Tools That I Use for Faster and Easier Web Development | by Josef Cruz | Mar, 2021 | JavaScript in Plain English
  6. 11 Front End Developer Tools I Can’t Live Without | by Josef Cruz | Feb, 2021 | JavaScript in Plain English
  7. Cloud-Native learning resources for .NET developers | .NET Blog
  8. Agile OrgDesign – Deliverables aren’t Outcomes
  9. REST APIs for Microservices? Beware! – CodeOpinion
  10. Colecții – dotnet | Microsoft Docs

Friday links 461

  1. Microservices Architecture. Software Architect’s library | by Alex Gurbych | Jan, 2021 | Level Up Coding
  2. Sprinkle a little ancient philosophy into your daily routines | Psyche Ideas
  3. WePresent | Juggling a screen-based job with a hands-on hobby
  4. How to display dates in your user’s time zone with the Intl API | Phil Nash
  5. Free eBook: How to use Dapr for .NET Developers – Scott Hanselman’s Blog
  6. Free Windows 10 development virtual machines for HyperV, Parallels, VirtualBox, and VMWare – Scott Hanselman’s Blog
  7. Will you pay the consistency costs? – Ayende @ Rahien
  8. Global distributed consistency, the easy way – Ayende @ Rahien
  9. C# Coding Standards – Updated | Jesse Liberty
  10. What I wish I had known about single page applications – Stack Overflow Blog

Friday links 459

  1. Use YARP to host client and API server on a single origin to avoid CORS
  2. What are Mixins, and how do you use them in TypeScript? | by Olusola Samuel | Jan, 2021 | JavaScript in Plain English
  3. Using C# Source Generators to create an external DSL | .NET Blog
  4. The Top 100 Developer Tools of 2020 | StackShare
  5. Introducing Dispatch. Netflix is pleased to announce the… | by Netflix Technology Blog | Netflix TechBlog
  6. Humble Object at XUnitPatterns.com
  7. 10 bad TypeScript habits to break this year
  8. Stairway to Exploring Database Metadata – SQLServerCentral
  9. Making GitHub’s new homepage fast and performant – The GitHub Blog
  10. Using source generators to find all routable components in a Blazor WebAssembly app

Friday links 458

  1. Scott Hanselman’s 2021 Ultimate Developer and Power Users Tool List for Windows – Scott Hanselman’s Blog
  2. CodeTrack
  3. Carnac
  4. Utilizing Bogus with the Builder Pattern for better Mocks – SeanKilleen.com
  5. The case of the extra 40 ms | Netflix TechBlog
  6. kamranahmedse/developer-roadmap: Roadmap to becoming a web developer in 2021
  7. How to Balance Hard Work and Pleasure for Happiness – The Atlantic
  8. sourcegen.dev – Source Generator Playground – @davidwengier
  9. Calling Bullshit – Case Studies
  10. How to Be Productive, Feel Less Overwhelmed, and Get Things Done

Friday links 457

  1. An AOP Example that Makes MemoryCache Easier to Use – CodeProject
  2. The Biggest Lie in Open Source – Google Search
  3. Who is Tim Woods …… and how do I eliminate him? – Work Smarter Together
  4. What is a T-Shaped developer ?. Full Stack, Frontend, Backend… | by DavidMM | Quick Code | Medium
  5. Using GitHub Actions for Bulk Resolving
  6. sdras/awesome-actions: A curated list of awesome actions to use on GitHub
  7. From .NET Standard to .NET 5
  8. Real World Localization Implementation ASP.NET Core 5 | Mitchel Sellers
  9. C# 9 Covariant Return Types | Khalid Abuhakmeh
  10. I CAN MAKE THIS WORK…: Prettier your CSharp with dotnet-format and lint-staged

Friday links 456

  1. Artificial intelligence predictions for 2020: 16 experts have their say – Verdict
  2. Dаvіd Вucһаnаn on Twitter: “Assuming this all works out, the image in this tweet is also a valid ZIP archive, containing a multipart RAR archive, containing the complete works of Shakespeare. This technique also survives twitter’s thumbnailer 😛 htt
  3. ScreenDump | Tool for testing your responsive web designs
  4. 7 New and Exciting TypeScript Features – Bits and Pieces
  5. pdfmake.org/#/
  6. 10 Tricks to Optimize Your Angular App – Bits and Pieces
  7. Resolutions 2020 | Complete Developer Podcast
  8. Stuff Every .NET App Should be Logging at Startup

Friday Links 455

  • forkJoin � learn-rxjs
  • GDC Vault – 1,500 Slot Machines Walk into a Bar: Adventures in Quantity Over Quality
  • Adding a new teller | queuing theory example
  • nosir/cleave.js: Format input text content when you are typing…
  • ASP.NET Core 3.0 Exception Handling – Simple Talk
  • If the Moon Were Only 1 Pixel – A tediously accurate map of the solar system
  • CSBrick: Reuse Your Projects as Source Includes in C# – CodeProject
  • GitHub – Apicurio/apicurio-studio: Open Source API Design
  • Getting started | Microcks.io
  • https://illlustrations.co
  • The SQL Murder Mystery: Detailed Walkthrough
  • AutoViz: A New Tool for Automated Visualization – Towards Data Science
  • 11 JavaScript Features You ve Probably Never Used – Bits and Pieces
  • Tools we use – 2019 edition – Articles and information on C# and .NET development topics ” Cyotek
  • My (Big) OSS Plans for 2020 | The Shade Tree Developer
  • Using docker to generate CA, server & client certificates for TESTING
  • vegasbrianc/prometheus: A docker-compose stack for Prometheus monitoring
  • maxandersen/internet-monitoring: Monitor your network and internet speed with Docker & Prometheus

    • Friday Links 454

  • BretFisher/node-docker-good-defaults: sample node app for Docker examples
  • Lessons from Building Node Apps in Docker (2019)
  • Intro Guide to Dockerfile Best Practices – Docker Blog
  • rocker-org/rocker: R configurations for Docker
  • Most Recurring Word on each Country s Wikipedia Page – felixluginbuhl.com
  • The Hardest Part About Microservices: Your Data Software Blog
  • I wasted $40k on a fantastic startup idea
  • Top Pens of 2019 on CodePen
  • Shayne Boyer: So Many Ways to Learn .NET in 2020
  • Troy Hunt: The Difficulty of Disclosure, Surebet247 and the Streisand Effect
  • OfficeDev/script-lab: Create, run and share your code directly from Office
  • ripienaar/free-for-dev: A list of SaaS, PaaS and IaaS offerings that have free tiers of interest to devops and infradev
  • Free Ebooks: These Five Freedom Philosophers Will Liberate Your Mind – Foundation for Economic Education
  • Goodbye, Clean Code Overreacted
  • Every productivity thought I’ve ever had, as concisely as possible – Alexey Guzey
  • Other people’s code | CommitStrip
  • Front-End Performance Checklist 2020 [PDF, Apple Pages, MS Word] Smashing Magazine
  • Online, Resumable, and WAIT_AT_LOW_PRIORITY operations in SQL Server – by Kendra Little
  • The Shapes of Code – Fluent C++
  • Software is not an Economy of Scale – DEV Community

    • Friday Links 453

  • The Twelve-Factor App
  • Keeping secrets from yourself – Ayende @ Rahien
  • justinamiller/SoftwareArchitect: Become a Better Software Architect
  • IT Firm Manager Arrested in the Biggest Data Breach Case of Ecuador s History – Washington latest
  • Sketch2Code – Transform sketches into HTML using AI
  • Colorado DOT Post Mortem Don t Do Stupid #$%^ Denny Cherry & Associates Consulting
  • It’s Not Your Grandparent’s Programming Language The James Robertson Memorial Programming Competition
  • Respect your natural scaling limits – Ayende @ Rahien
  • Code, code and more code.: .NET Core, .NET 5; the exodus of .NET Framework?
  • Releases � syntaxhighlighter/syntaxhighlighter
  • https://ignatandrei.github.io/IdentIntegra/
  • Tracing .NET Applications with Consul Service Mesh
  • NetanelBasal/helpful-decorators: Helpful decorators for typescript projects
  • 6 Useful Angular Decorators – Bits and Pieces
  • Event Versioning Guidelines – CodeOpinion
  • The Inversion of Control pattern in the test of time | RavenDB
  • Invest in Yourself Stop Making Excuses A Shot of SQLEspresso
  • The Crazy Story of How Soviet Russia Bugged an American Embassy s Typewriters – IEEE Spectrum
  • https://ignatandrei.github.io/IdentIntegra/

    • Friday Links 452

  • Idempotent DDL Scripts That Always Achieve The Same Result – Making Changes Only Once: Stairway to Exploring Database Metadata Level 6 SQLServerCentral
  • Overengineering in software development
  • Doom s classic re-releases now run at 60fps and support free add-ons – The Verge
  • .Net Core DI, How to register all existing assignable types in an assembly – CodeProject
  • uuidjs/uuid: Generate RFC-compliant UUIDs in JavaScript
  • 6 Ways to Unsubscribe from Observables in Angular – Bits and Pieces
  • 10 Chrome Console Utility APIs You Probably Never Used
  • Extremely useful lodash methods – Level Up Coding
  • A Decade of Cross Functional Requirements (CFRs) – Sarah Taraporewalla
  • Sagas
  • Database per service
  • How to Get the Most of Your Coverage Report – Typemock
  • Welcome | Applied Cloud Stories
  • cloud-annotations/cloud-annotations-client: Source for the Cloud Annotations tool
  • microsoft/VoTT: Visual Object Tagging Tool: An electron app for building end to end Object Detection Models from Images and Videos.
  • David K. <ع� on Twitter: “Developers sitting in meetings and fixing CSS bugs all day: “Funny how I get paid for this” Developers working on open-source software that thousands of companies and developers depend on: “Funny how I don’t get paid for this””
  • Copilot for VS Code – Visual Studio Marketplace
  • 3 Ways to Debounce HTTP Requests in Angular – Bits and Pieces
  • 11 Recommended Tools for Frontend Developers – Bits and Pieces
  • microsoft/ClearScript: A library for adding scripting to .NET applications. Supports JavaScript (via V8 and JScript) and VBScript.

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