Suggestion of the week
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Different readings which kept my interest during the week.
Suggestion of the week
- Walyou (Jasmine Henry) - This is why you should care about Windows 10.
Suggestion of the week
- TypeScript for C# Programmers (Steve Fenton) - Great book that in less than hundred pages, explains to me how to code in TypeScript. I feel so comfortable already I will add TypeScript in my next web project, and I will strongly recommend this book to everyone. If you are a C# developer, know your base in JavaScript this book is available in PDF for free!
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Programming
- Facade Pattern - Nice explanation of the facade pattern also knew as a proxy pattern.
- Welcome to the OneNote API! - Great news, a new API to build great application and/or tools.
- Stupid Azure Trick #9 – Embrace SSL During Development when authenticating with Azure Active Directory (Bill Wilder) - Nice quick tips with a fantastic introduction to security using certificates.
- Five Reasons ASP.NET Developers Should Care About Node.js - This post is a strong, but very honest, promotion of Node.Js and highlights the reasons why .Net developer's myth be interested in.
- Automate your development tasks using Grunt (Marco Franssen) - This post explains what's Grunt, and how to configure and execute Grunt tasks.
- Pester - This is the readme of an incredibly easy to use PowerShell unit test framework.
- Sublime is Sublime Part 1 - I do like sublime, really. However, myth I be interested to use it instead of VisualStudio.... that's another story but in this series, the author explains how SublimeText could become your IDE for everything. Part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5, part 6, part 7
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