Issue #121 of the Code Maze weekly.
Check out what’s new this week and enjoy the read.
.NET and C#
- Using User Secrets Configuration In .NET [dotnetcoretutorials.com]
User secrets are a convenient way to store your sensitive information while developing the application. Wade Gausden shows us how they work. - Create .NET Objects without Calling The Constructor [khalidabuhakmeh.com]
An interesting technique to work with “uninitialized” objects by Khalid Abuhakmeh.
Other Great Reads
- C# Code Rules [christianfindlay.com]
- Accessing AWS Secrets Manager from .NET Lambda Functions, Part 1 – The Simple Way [nodogmablog.bryanhogan.net]
- Annotating your C# code – Migrating to nullable reference types – Part 3 [blog.maartenballiauw.be]
- Implementing Rate Limiting in ASP.NET Core Web API [dotnetthoughts.net]
- How to get the full public URL of ASP.NET Core [swimburger.net]
- Sharing coding style and Roslyn analyzers across projects [www.meziantou.net]
- ASP.NET Core 7 has built-in dark mode for error pages [blog.elmah.io]
- Why isn’t my ASP.NET Core app in Docker working? [andrewlock.net]
- Async and Async Void Event Handling in WPF [weblog.west-wind.com]
News & Updates
- Visual Studio 2022 for Mac Release Candidate [devblogs.microsoft.com]
- .NET MAUI Release Candidate 2 – With 100% More Tizen [devblogs.microsoft.com]
Podcasts
- Monsters Weekly 248 – Choosing a SQL Hosting Option On Azure [aspnetmonsters.com]
- The Latest on RavenDB with Dejan Milicic [6figuredev.com]
- Pivoting your Startup with Phil Haack [www.dotnetrocks.com]
- Developer Productivity with Dan Clarke [dotnetcore.show]
- Site Reliability Engineering – Service Level Indicators, Objectives, and Agreements [www.codingblocks.net]
Other Interesting Articles
- Install prerequisite Windows SDK with Azure Pipelines [markheath.net]
On Programming & Life
- I Thought I Was a Software Engineer? [dotnettips.wordpress.com]
- 7 Basic Steps to Start a Freelance Development Career [simpleprogrammer.com]
- Programming Is HARD And I Feel Unmotivated! [simpleprogrammer.com]
Weekly Dose of Humor
- When I finally leave a never ending project [thecodinglove.com]
- When the lead developer leaves my desk after he fixed my bug in 2 minutes only [thecodinglove.com]
- When I see in the logs that the client never signed in his app which was shipped 2 years ago [thecodinglove.com]
- When they ask me to ship as fast as possible a temporary fix [thecodinglove.com]
