Ahí van los enlaces recopilados durante la semana pasada. Espero que os resulten interesantes. :-)

.NET

• How do .NET delegates work?
  Matt Warren
• C#7: Pattern Matching
  Jeff Yates
• The week in .NET – Adafruit Class Library for Windows IoT Core, Floor Plan
  Bertrand Le Roy
• Anybody want a gently used StructureMap?
  Jeremy Miller
• Iterators in C#: yield, IEnumerable & IEnumerator
  Alan Zucconi
• Multi-threading in C#: Back to Basics (Part 1 of N)
  Jon McKee
• Cloning Objects in .NET Framework Part II
  Juan Francisco Morales
• Task.Run vs. Task.Factory.StartNew Part 1 & Part II
  Bnaya Eshet
• Equality Operator (==) and Value Types in C#
  Ehsan Sajjad

.NET Core / ASP.NET Core

• Comparing ASP.NET Core IoC container service lifetimes with Autofac IoC container instance scopes
  César de la Torre
• Debugging .NET Core on Unix over SSH
  Andy Sterland
• Fetch the current weather using ASP.NET Core Web API and OpenWeather
  Jon Hilton
• Building simple plug-ins system for ASP.NET Core
  Gunnar Peipman
• Building microservices with ASP.NET Core (without MVC)
  Filip Woj
• How do I change the name of my ASP.NET Core project?
  George Stocker
• ASP.NET Core Authentication with IdentityServer4
  Mike Rousos
• Working with Multiple .NET Core SDKs - both project.json and msbuild/csproj
  Scott Hanselman
• How to upload file via Swagger in ASP.NET Core Web API
  Talking DotNet
• Notes from the ASP.NET Community Standup –January 10, 2017
  Maria Naggaga
• ASP.NET Core – Migrating to MSBuild
  Aaron Marisi
• Reloading strongly typed options in ASP.NET Core 1.1.0
  Andrew Lock
• Running a specific test with .NET Core and NUnit
  Anuraj P.
• How to use .NET Framework libraries on .NET Core (or how to target full framework in your .csproj file)
  Joe Petrakovich
• Inyección de dependencias de .NET Core – #2 Scoped2Singleton & #3 TransientAndDispose
  Unai Zorrilla

Conceptos/Patrones/Buenas prácticas

• Dealing with Complexity with DTOs and Command Objects
  Peter Vogel
• Bus or Queue
  Steve Smith
• Estrategias para descomponer y hacer pequeñas historias de usuario
  Javier Garzás
• Bezier Curves from the Ground Up
  Jamie Wong

Data

• Entity Framework - new() vs DbSet.Create()
  Tomasz Pęczek
• How to MongoDB in C# – Part 2
  Stas Rivkin
• Using Entity Framework with Legacy Databases
  Mitchel Sellers

Html/Css/Javascript

• CSS Selectors: Specificity
  Tiffany Brown
• TypeScript 2.1: Improved Inference for Literal Types
  Marius Schulz
• More HTML5 Semantics: Content Types & New Elements
  Louis Lazaris
• Programación Funcional en JavaScript: La mónada IO
  José Antonio Dongil
• Angular 2 Forms - Template driven and Model driven approaches
  Richard Silveira
• 4 Ways To Use jQuery Load in Your Website
  Yogi S.
• Let’s Look at 50+ Interesting CSS Properties & Values
  Greg Hovanesyan
• Making Responsive HTML Email Coding Easy With MJML
  Nicolas Garnier
• Building Your Startup: Automatic Time-Zone Detection
  Jeff Reifman
• One reason you probably shouldn’t bet your whole career on JavaScript
  Oleksandr Kaleniuk
• Need Lorem Ipsum? Inside HTML?
  Chris Coyier
• The end of the clearfix hack?
  Rachel Andrew
• CSS Selectors: Pseudo-elements
  Tiffany Brown
• Template Strings en ES6
  Miguel Ángel Álvarez

Visual Studio/Complementos/Herramientas

• Navigation and search improvements in ReSharper 2016.3
  Svetlana Emelyanova
• Update to Visual Studio 2017 Release Candidate
  John Montgomery
• ReSharper Ultimate 2016.3.2
  Svetlana Emelyanova
• Adding Files to Visual Studio Projects
  Rick Strahl
• VS 2017 + new csproj = useful or useless?
  Piotr Stapp
• Today I Learned: Quick Command-Line Access in Windows
  Rion Williams
• Productivity Power [Tools] Pack 2017 Now Available!
  Greg Duncan
• Visual Studio 2017: Nuevo formato de instalación
  Francesc Jaumot

Otros

• A .NET Programmer Tries Out GNU / Linux As The Primary OS.
  Rajiv Popat
• Esta Wi-Fi es de pago para todos menos para los hackers
  Iván Fernández
• Lo que los compiladores pueden enseñarnos sobre aprendizaje
  Juan María Hernández

Y de postre, ahí lleváis un retrato de los que trabajamos desde casa, lo que dicen que es el futuro de nuestra profesión. Bueno, el cuadro quizás sea algo exagerado, pero seguro que como mínimo todos cumplimos un par de tópicos de la lista ;D


Thanks to Hannah Hillam

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