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[Last Week in .NET #106] – A penny for your tweetise
I would like .NET Development (Desktop, API, and Web) to be as easy as it is to launch a web application with Django or Rails. I would love for a productive .NET ecosystem that rewards non-Microsoft based products. We get to dive into a little bit of why those things are impossible right now, let’s … Continue reading “[Last Week in .NET #106] – A penny for your tweetise”
[Last Week in .NET #105] – A tale of two CVEs
Releases, CVEs, and a look into The Last Of Us’s Breathing System as a programming marvel. Let’s get into it. .NET Core 3.1.30, .NET 6.0.10 and .NET 7 RC 2 are out. On the .NET 3.1 and .NET 6 side, they’re patching a privilege escalation CVE (CVE-2022-41032), interestingly enough this also affects NuGet. As security … Continue reading “[Last Week in .NET #105] – A tale of two CVEs”
[Last Week in .NET #104] – Roast Beef CVEs
Roasts, Beefs, and CVEs. Let’s get into it. Microsoft discontinued its iOS keyboard SwiftKey I would trade you a Microsoft Outlook and 4 Microsoft Teams for Swiftkey coming back. Microsoft needs a product arm of the company that isn’t affected by the whole 1990s-era synergy play that infects every action they take. Every time someone … Continue reading “[Last Week in .NET #104] – Roast Beef CVEs”
[Last Week in .NET #103] – .NET OS/12 Warp Speed
Yes, this is a day late. Luckily it’s free? (in all seriousness I beg your indulgence as our bathroom remodel is coming to its frenetic end). TypeScript 4.9 beta is out. Yes it has new keywords and yes it has breaking changes. Those two things are pretty reliable in TypeScript land. I think the JavaScript … Continue reading “[Last Week in .NET #103] – .NET OS/12 Warp Speed”
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