Enlaces interesantes 287

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

.NET/.NET Core

• The week in .NET – On .NET with Mattias Karlsson on Cake, Topshelf
  Bertrand Le Roy
• How to reference a .NET Core library in WinForms - Or, .NET Standard Explained
  Scott Hanselman
• How the .NET Runtime loads a Type
  Matt Warren
• Creating your first shared library in .NET Core
  Paul Hiles
• My Favorite C# 7 Feature: More expression-bodied members
  James Montemagno
• The TDLR; on easily managing .NET concurrent asynchronous threads
  Michael Ballhaus
• Hangfire: Task Scheduler for .NET
  Ilya Chumakov
• C# 7.x and 8.0: Uncertainty and Awesomeness
  Erik Heemskerk
• Calling Web Services with HttpWebRequest, WebClient and HttpClient
  Peter Vogel
• Automate Testing and Running Apps with dotnet watch
  Steve Smith
• Viva, Visual Basic! Or, Does VB Have a Future?
  Michael Domingo
• Visual Basic and Cross-Platform: Mobile Apps with VB, Xamarin, and .NET Standard!
  Klaus Löffelmann
• Microsoft .NET Framework 4.7 is available on Windows Update, WSUS, and MU Catalog
  Jamshed Damkewala
• How to build / publish self contained .NET Core binaries for Windows, Linux and OSX
  Christophe Diericx
• AutoMapper 6.1.0 released
  Jimmy Bogard

ASP.NET/ASP.NET Core

• 5 Reasons You Should Stop Using System.Drawing from ASP.NET
  Clinton Ingram
• Theming in ASP.NET Core Extended
  Hisham Bin Ateya
• Integrating Microsoft Identity Authorization into a Menu System
  Jonathan Danylko
• Resolving ASP.NET Core Startup class from the DI container
  Filip Woj
• Options for Configuring ASP.NET Core Application Settings
  Rion Williams
• Show off your API with a little Swagger...
  Michael Ballhaus
• Automatically validating anti-forgery tokens in ASP.NET Core with the AutoValidateAntiforgeryTokenAttribute
  Andrew Lock
• Global Antiforgery Token Validation in ASP.NET Core
  Marius Schulz
• 10 Things To Know About In-Memory Caching In ASP.NET Core
  Bipin Joshi
• First Foray into .NET Core 2.0
  Julie Lerman
• ASP.NET Core deployment using Docker, Nginx and Ubuntu Server
  Piotr Gankiewicz
• Feeding Server Timing API from ASP.NET Core
  Tomasz Pęczek

Azure / Cloud

• Cifrar archivos con Azure Key Vault antes de subirlos a Azure Storage
  Gisela Torres
• Take your web app to Azure
  Brian Moore
• Top 5 mistakes when people talk about Azure
  Saverio Guardato

Conceptos/Patrones/Buenas prácticas

• Los 10 mandamientos del control de código fuente
  José Manuel Alarcón
• A Complete Guide To Switching From HTTP To HTTPS
  Vladislav Denishev
• Different Ways to Implement Singleton in .NET (and Make People Hate You Along the Way)
  Nikola M. Živković

Data

• First official public Beta release of Lucene.NET 4.8!
  Itamar Syn-Hershko

Html/Css/Javascript

• Handling Long and Unexpected Content in CSS
  Ahmad Shadeed
• Eight CSS Tips for Advanced Layouts and Effects
  Rico Mossesgeld
• Building Production-Ready CSS Grid Layouts Today
  Morten Rand-Hendriksen
• How the minmax() Function Works
  Ire Aderinokun
• An Introduction to the `fr` CSS unit
  Robin Rendle
• Angular 4.2 Now Available
  Stephen Fluin
• A Practical Guide to CSS Variables (Custom Properties)
  Maria Antonietta Perna
• CSS Animations vs Web Animations API
  Olie Williams
• Announcing TypeScript 2.4 RC
  Daniel Rosenwasser

Visual Studio/Complementos/Herramientas

• Introducción a Git: repaso a los conceptos generales
  Diego Bersano
• Null checking, allocations and mass refactoring with ReSharper
  Alexander Tsvetkov
• LLBLGen Pro for .NET and .NET Core - Database Entity Modeling with any ORM
  Scott Hanselman
• .NET Core 2 and Visual Studio 2017 (15.3) Preview 2
  Lee Coward

Otros

• El desarrollador "estrella del rock" 10X NO es un mito
  CampusMVP

Y para terminar, un descubrimiento que seguro os interesa. Resulta que Stack Overflow ha publicado los resultados de su encuesta anual Stack Overflow 2017 Developer Survey, y jugando un poco con los datos han descubierto una curiosa relación entre el salario de los desarrolladores y el uso de tab/espacios para la indentación del código.

La conclusión es que los desarrolladores que usan exclusivamente espacios ingresan hasta un 8% más que los que utilizan tabuladores o ambas posibilidades indistintamente. Podéis leer más sobre ello en el post de David Robinson “Developers Who Use Spaces Make More Money Than Those Who Use Tabs”.

Visto esto, ¿todavía no usáis espacios? ¿a qué estáis esperando? ;D

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