Using .NET Core, Docker, and Kubernetes Succinctly 

Setup PostgreSQL on Windows with Docker  

Docker for .NET Developers (Part 1)  

Google Chrome 110 is anticipated to be released on February 7, 2023. Along with this, the company to end support of Chrome for Windows 7/8.1 

Top Issues Fixed in Visual Studio 2019 version 16.4.6

• Miscompile, boolean condition deduced to be always true.
• Issue with loop unroll in Visual Studio 2019 compiler
• CL (VC v19.24) crashes when building in a docker volume folder
• CL (VC v19.22) crashes when it starts with the /ZI parameter in the docker container
• Compiling SSE intrinsics with MSVC compiler 19.20: compiled code yields incorrect results in one specific case
• C++ AMP code will not compile in Visual Studio 2019 16.3.1
• Sometimes coroutine_handle<>::destroy() resumes coroutine instead of destroying it.
• New Spectre mitigation options in C++ compiler: /Qspectre-load & /Qspectre-load-cf for speculative load hardening.
  

Security Advisory Notice

• CVE-2020-0793 & CVE-2020-0810 Diagnostics Hub Standard Collector Service Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability
• CVE-2020-0884 Spoofing vulnerability when creating Outlook Web -Add-in
• CVE-2020-0789 Visual Studio Extension Installer Service Denial of Service Vulnerability

.NET and .NET Core (and Windows!) have been getting better and better with Docker. I run Docker for Windows as it supports both Linux Containers and Windows Containers. They have both a Stable and Edge channel. The Edge (Beta) channel is regularly updated and, as a rule, gets better and better in the year I've been running it. 

Learning How Garbage Collectors Work - Part 1