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- Team Project Rename available on VS Online – Brian Harry highlights the release of the Team Project Rename feature in the Visual Studio Online platform, their number 1 requested feature, now available on all accounts.
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- Wizards and warriors, part one – Eric Lippert sets the scene (and a good one it is with Warriors and Wizards) for a discussion of modelling the real world in our type systems, and how things often need constraints which are not as easy to implement as we would like
- Solution to Little Puzzlers – Largest Square of ‘1’s in a Matrix – James Michael Hare shares his solution to his recent Little Puzzlers problem involving finding the largest square of elements all with value 1 within a matrix.
- The Little Wonders of C# 6 – A Presentation to the St. Louis .NET User Group – James Michael Hare also shares a presentation he gave last night at the St. Louis .NEt User group on the Little Wonders of C#6
- One API, Four Frameworks: The Great .NET ReST Showdown – Dylan Beattie discusses the rise of the frameworks, and the 4 different ReST frameworks he is going to be experimenting with, building the same API in each to learn about the features of the frameworks.
- DocumentDb Limits and Statistical Outliers – K. Scott Allen discusses the limit in document size on the Azure DocumentDB service, and looks at what that means in practical terms, as well as sharing some in statistical insight to help with making decisions based on data.
- Running Suave.io and F# with FAKE in Azure Web Apps with Git and the Deploy Button – Scott Hanselman takes a look at writing web applications using F# and the Suave.io framework, and getting things deployed to Azure easily
- Domain-Driven Design the Wrong Way – Jan Stenberg discusses some of the themes surrounding Domain Driven Development highlighted by Gabriel Schenker’s recent posts
- Sweet Aspects – Ralf Westphal takes a look at the Single Responsibility Principle, using sweets to illustrate the concept.
- Understanding ECMAScript 6: Class and Inheritance – David Catuhe shares a look at the ECMAScript 6 inheritance and class structures, focusing in on this feature which is being supported by the Project Spartan browser from Microsoft.