“Ashish Singh: Complete Angular2 Guide: Reactive Forms in depth Part 1” and other Tweeted Links…

Ashish Singh: Complete Angular2 Guide: Reactive Forms in depth Part 1 [medium.com]

Testing Angular components with @Input() – Aiko Klostermann – Medium [medium.com]

to avoid breaking any RxJS dependency removed from your package the solution shown below is offered -this solution… [twitter.com]

I liked a @YouTube video [youtu.be] Introduction to Redux-Observable

Why we moved from Angular 2 to Vue.js (and why we didn’t choose React) [medium.com]

angularjs - Jasmine: How to see the reports in the browser? - Stack Overflow [stackoverflow.com]

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Managing CSS & JS in an HTTP/2 World [viget.com]

Select Random Item from an Array | CSS-Tricks [css-tricks.com]

Responsive SVG: What’s Possible, and What Isn’t? [noupe.com]

Google Chrome Vs. Chromium [linuxandubuntu.com]

“ES6 imports syntax is harmful” [github.com]

TypeScript vs. C#: 'as' keyword [decembersoft.com]

Leaving Python for JavaScript [hire.jonasgalvez.com.br]

I just spent 20 minutes creating an event at eventsmart dot com. It has no save button. I clicked a different tab a… [twitter.com]

I eventually, with diligent searching, found a "Save draft" button that probably does what I wanted - in a washed o… [twitter.com]

Tech and me: Maybe the most useful Azure function ever! – Introducing a proper Swagger definition generator [techmikael.com]

Don't Code Tired | Getting Started Testing .NET Core Code with [xunit.net][dontcodetired.com]

[asp.net] Core and Webpack - Part 1 [ryansouthgate.com]

Simulate Slow Web API Requests Using an Action Filter in [asp.net] Web API [trycatchfail.com]

Dark version of github · Issue #66 · isaacs/github [github.com]

FiddlerCore for .NET Standard and Fiddler Orchestra [telerik.com]

Introducing .NET IL Linker [github.com]

How Uploadcare Built a Stack That Handles 350M File API Requests per Day [stackshare.io]

Once Flatten() (or its equivalent) gets into MoreLinq, I can consider marking my Core IEnumerable extensions as… [twitter.com]

@BryanWilhite Feel free to chime in with your input on the design in the PR ([goo.gl]), if you have any.

@raboof well i did notice that you would rather use sets rather than recursion for Flatten() and my design uses recursion 😬🤠

ok @jonskeet why do i assume you have an excellent bit of prose about MoreEnumerable.Consume?… [twitter.com]

@BryanWilhite I can't remember whether I originally wrote that, but it can be useful to make sure you consume a who… [twitter.com]

@jonskeet is this the in-memory equivalent of calling .ToArray() or .ToList() in LINQ-to-SQL to ensure that all in the set is evaluated?

@BryanWilhite Yes, without having to actually build an array or list.

“What is Kafka, actually? A platform that allows you to redundantly store absurd amounts of data, have a message bu… [twitter.com]

Explore the Cosmos (DB) with .NET Core 2.0 – Developer for Life [blog.jeremylikness.com]

How YouTube perfected the feed [theverge.com]

EF Core & EF6 | Microsoft Docs [docs.microsoft.com]

Upgrading to .NET Core and .NET Standard Made Easy [danielcrabtree.com]

My two favorite papers of 2017 * [arxiv.org] * [arxiv.org] show that deep learning is sim… [twitter.com]

Concatenating Segments of an Audio File with NAudio [markheath.net]

“Clean code” isn't actually clean [sdegutis.com]

KDE and the Menu Crisis | OCS-Mag [ocsmag.com]

NuGet API in Visual Studio | Microsoft Docs [docs.microsoft.com]

Sailfish OS – Independent Mobile OS [sailfishos.org]

I really want tech bros to stop being so sensitive. People disagreeing with you is not you being “attacked”. Can y’… [twitter.com]

Electrons flowing like liquid in graphene start a new wave of physics [phys.org]

It Took a Massachusetts Hospital 14 Years To Detect a Data Breach [it.slashdot.org]

“I hate almost all software” [tinyclouds.org]

Good News for Young Strivers: Networking Is Overrated [nytimes.com]

Branding workaholism as a desirable lifestyle choice [nytimes.com]

In Silicon Valley, Working 9 to 5 Is for Losers [nytimes.com]

We are stuck in 100 year old management systems designed for low skilled factory workers and static markets. Why aren't we questioning it?

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