Interesting and useful things - May 2019 (#14)

And another pack of articles:

• Introducing .NET 5
• .NET Core is the Future of .NET
• Updates to synchronous autoload of extensions in Visual Studio 2019
• 737 Max 8
• Making code more expressive with conventions
• Does the world need Enterprise Technology Consulting (anymore)?
• Non-fiction books: a waste of time? o_O
• The History of ASP.NET – Part I
• The History of ASP.NET – Part II (Covers ASP.NET MVC)
• The History of ASP.NET – Part III (Covers ASP.NET Core)
• 8 Techniques to Avoid GC Pressure and Improve Performance in C# .NET

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Interesting and useful things - April 2019 (#13)

And another pack of articles:

• Configure Visual Studio across your organization with .vsconfig
• Visual Studio 2019 .NET productivity
• Your computer is not a black box - Understanding Processes and Ports on Windows by exploring
• Front-end Developer Handbook
• Azure Tips and Tricks - Become more productive with Azure

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Interesting and useful things - March 2019 (#12)

And another pack of articles:

• Why Google Stores Billions of Lines of Code in a Single Repository
• Debugging .NET Builds with the MSBuild Structured Log Viewer
• SPQueryThrottleOption enumeration
• Handling Large Folders and Lists
• Writing Efficient Code in SharePoint Server
• ContentIterator – Very Large Lists – list-throttling – SPQueryThrottledException
• Working with List View Thresholds in SharePoint

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Interesting and useful things - February 2019 (#11)

And another pack of articles:

• When people leave
• NuGet's fancy older sibling FuGet gives you a whole new view of the .NET packaging ecosystem
• The real reason you need a screenshot monitoring software to track productivity of your (remote) team.
• You probably don’t need a single-page application
• Use your favorite extensions with Visual Studio 2019

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Interesting and useful things - January 2019 (#10)

And another pack of articles:

• It's Official: Open-Plan Offices Are Now the Dumbest Management Fad of All Time
• Testing the Hard Stuff and Staying Sane
• REST vs. RESTful: The Difference and Why the Difference Doesn’t Matter
• Richardson Maturity Model - steps toward the glory of REST
• Recruitment interviews - a bunch of advice & suggestions
• Elephants, dead fish & vomit

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Interesting and useful things - December 2018 (#9)

And another pack of articles:

• Cost oriented programming in the cloud
• 9 reasons why you will love working at SoftwareMill
• Continuous Integration (CI) - Is that what we’re doing?
• Trunk-Based Development
• If you still insist on feature branching, you are hurting your business and our profession
• Continuous Integration
• PendingHead
• Continuous Integration is an Attitude, Not a Tool
• A successful Git branching model
• The Yoda of Silicon Valley
• My Dad's Friendship With Charles Barkley
• Deep Equality in C# for Unit Testing
• We're all sales(wo)men
• New Office Hours Aim for Well Rested, More Productive Workers

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Interesting and useful things - November 2018 (#8)

And another pack of articles:

• The fear of an empty source file
• Beyond console.log()
• TOO FEW MOTHERF$%KERS ON BOARD
• What to test and not to test
• HOW DOES DUNNING–KRUGER EFFECT IMPACT COLLABORATION IN TECH TEAMS
• Visual Studio Enterprise vs. Professional: Essential Differences
• Understanding the Whys, Whats, and Whens of ValueTask
• How we built a fully remote, self-organizing company before it was cool

Enjoy!!!