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  • Deploying an EF Migration Zero Downtime? Watch Out!

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  • Starting a simple ASP.NET project

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    Another short, simple but useful video from Zoran Horvat. It is not like we start a new project every two days, but gives you and idea of starting simple, keeping things independent to be able to replace them later. Low Ceremony Initializing Clean ASP.NET Core Project with EF Core and Identity

  • Creating a logging provider to write to file

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    I wanted to avoid installing libraries like Serilog. Here is a nice article showing an easy way to do this. https://www.roundthecode.com/dotnet/create-your-own-logging-provider-to-log-to-text-files-in-net-core Source code: https://github.com/RoundTheCode/File-Logger and the same for creating a DB logger, by the same author:

  • Read&Watch

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    Read: Web Applications 101 https://www.robinwieruch.de/web-applications/ Watch: ASP.NET Core – Roles vs Claims vs Policy

  • Angular and ngRx | Videos

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    Trying to improve my NgRX skills, here are some of the videos I have watched recently: Crash Course: Angular and ngRx | Aspen Payton Angular + NgRx, Exploring the Essentials of NgRx! JavaScript Marathon | Beginner to Advanced NgRx with Mike Ryan, Creator of NgRx

  • ngTemplateOutlet: The secret to customization

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    ngTemplateOutlet is a compelling feature of Angular, which is underused mainly, and ignored. This talk by Stephen Cooper explains it nicely. If you are not already experienced with Angular, understanding ngTemplateOutlet might take a bit longer, even after this talk, I still needed to work on it a bit to fully understand. Once you got…

  • 5 Typescript Tricks for Angular…

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    5 Typescript Tricks for Angular Simple but very useful tips and tricks by Alain Chautard. I haven’t been using union types that much, and I was also thinking of an alternative for when I can’t use const enum – union types can come in very handy. More on union types: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/2/everyday-types.html#union-types #angular #typescript

  • Weekly Playlist [5]

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    Some ML, AI videos, some C# videos, talks from here and there. Machine Learning Community Standup – ML.NET in VS Code ASP.NET Community Standup – Updating Scott Hanselman’s blog to .NET Core Machine Learning simplified for Developers with ML.NET – Jernej Kavka (JK) Training Machine Learning models with ML.NET ML.NET in the Real World Artificial…

  • Weekly Playlist [4]

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    Most of the resources for this week is about CosmosDB. Reading list 1. Order of Precedence when Configuring ASP.NET Core It is always good to review the basics: Configuring ASP.NET Core 2. https://devblogs.microsoft.com/premier-developer/dissecting-the-local-functions-in-c-7/ Read about local functions Azure Cosmos DB Azure Cosmos DB, Azure Functions, and Visual Studio Integration 2-minute data modeling with Azure Cosmos…

  • Weekly Playlist [3]

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    #FiveThings Why TypeScript is for You Anders Hejlsberg (Creator of C# and TypeScript) and John Papa as they discuss how these and how to get started. #FiveThings that TypeScript Can Do for You Stanford Seminar – Current Status of tinyML and the Enormous Opportunities Ahead (panel discussion) An informative panel discussion about TinyML and opportunities.…

  • Weekly Playlist [2]

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    Future of C# A fantastic session with Mads Torgersen as we cover the new features of C#9.0, the future of the language and some of the amazing features built for you. Computer Vision for Spatial Analysis Computer Vision is an Azure Cognitive Service which runs vision AI on images, and is a new feature of…

  • Weekly Playlist

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    Run your Vue and Node app anywhere Gregg Pollack – Introduction into the Composition API What you always wanted to know about Deep Learning, but were afraid to ask – Wei Meng Lee Getting the best out of Entity Framework Core – Jon P Smith ML and the IoT: Living on the Edge – Brandon…

  • Talks & Videos

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    Nowadays, it seems that going to a tech conf is the only way to prove that you are a developer (?) You can learn something from anything anyway, here are some videos I watched recently. Angular Introduction to Angular 8 – Alain Chautard Handling Angular Forms Without Losing Your Sanity – Jennifer Wadella These ARE…