Code Maze Weekly #3

Here are the  articles that caught our attention this week:

.NET and C#

• Embracing nullable reference types [devblogs.microsoft.com]
  “Make a plan! How are you going to act on nullable reference types? Try it out! Turn it on in your code and see what happens. Scary many warnings?” by Mads Torgersen, C# lead designer
• Converting a terminal middleware to endpoint routing in ASP.NET Core 3.0 [andrewlock.net]
  The fourth part of the series of articles about upgrading to ASP.NET Core 3.0 by Andrew Lock.
• Implementing A Leaky Bucket Client In .NET Core [dotnetcoretutorials.com]
  A popular strategy to implement rate-limiting in your .NET Core project.

Worthy Reads

• Is Entity the same as Value Object? [enterprisecraftsmanship.com]
• TinyCache 2.0 [danielhindrikes.se]
• An Introduction to Blazor and Web Assembly [grapecity.com]
• How to Use Mini Profiler in ASP.NET Core Web API [dotnetthoughts.net]
• Use HTTP Client Factory with NSwag Generated Classes in ASP.NET Core 3 [elanderson.net]
• State Pattern C# [kudchikarsk.com]
• Properly Comparing Strings with Globalization and Performance in .NET [dotnettips.wordpress.com]

News and Updates

• Windows Terminal Preview v0.7 Release [devblogs.microsoft.com]

Live & Recordings

• Experts Live Europe 2019: Psst. Top Secret! – Keeping secrets with Azure Key Vault [manuelmeyer.net]
• Rethinking Blockchain Contract Development [infoq.com]

DevOps

• Google Announces General Availability of Skaffold for Easing Kubernetes Development [infoq.com]
• Q&A with Matt Fisher of Microsoft about Helm 3.0.0 release for Kubernetes [infoq.com]

Other Interesting Articles

• How to Generate Angular code from OpenAPI specifications [dotnetthoughts.net]
• Data Enrichment, People Data Labs and Another 622M Email Addresses [troyhunt.com]

On Programming and Life

• 7 Skills Web Developers Can Master To Make More Money [simpleprogrammer.com]
• Career Growth Questions Programmers Should Explore [simpleprogrammer.com]
• 2019 Simple Programmer Holiday Gift Guide for Developers [simpleprogrammer.com]

Weekly Dose of Humor

• Dilbert on Conference Calls [dilbert.com]
• When backend developer does frontend [devhumor.com]
• When the app passes its unit tests but we did not work on integration tests [thecodinglove.com]

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