Today, we’re releasing .NET 5.0 Preview 3. It contains a set of new features and performance improvements. We’re continuing to work on the bigger features that will define the 5.0 release. 

Welcome to the November 2018 release of Visual Studio Code. There are a number of significant updates in this version that we hope you will like, some of the key highlights include:

• Multiline search improvements - Easily create multiline search patterns without using regex.
• Custom title bar on Linux - The custom title and menu bar is now the default on Linux.
• References view - Find All References view includes history of recent searches.
• Snippet comment variables - Snippet variables insert correct comment per language.
• JS/TS callback display - Now you can see the context of anonymous callbacks.
• JSDoc Markdown highlighting - Including syntax highlighting for Markdown code blocks in JSDoc.
• Simplified debug configuration - Better defaults and Quick Pick UI for initial launch configuration.
• Run tasks on folder open - Configure tasks to run when you first open a project folder.
• Choose extension version - Install earlier versions of Marketplace extensions. 

A flexible calendar component for angular 5.0+ that can display events on a month, week or day view.  

Drum is a little library for building URIs to ASP.NET Web API actions, using direct routes and lambda expressions. It provides an alternative to the UrlHelper class. Instead of requiring a route name and a set of name-value pairs, Drum allows the creation of URIs using actions invocations.

// using UrlHelper 
var uri1 = _urlHelper.Link("GetPaged", new { page = 0, count = 10 });

// using UriMaker
var uri2 = _uriMaker.UriFor(c => c.GetPaged(0, 10));

where GetPaged is a Web API controller action

[RoutePrefix("api/UriMakerTests/resources")]
public class ResourceController : ApiController
{
    [Route("", Name="GetPaged")]
    public HttpResponseMessage GetPaged(int page, int count) {...}

    ...
}

• Optimized for Cloud
  
• Cross Platform Support
  
• Modular and Scalable
  
• Loosely Coupled 
  
• Testability
  
• Simple Development
  
• Support Command Line (CLI) 
  

Cayley is an open-source graph inspired by the graph database behind Freebase and Google's Knowledge Graph.

Features 

• Community driven
• Written in Go
  • can be used as a Go library
• Easy to get running (3 or 4 commands)
• RESTful API
  • or a REPL if you prefer
• Built-in query editor and visualizer
• Multiple query languages:
  • Gizmo - a JavaScript, with a Gremlin-inspired* graph object.
  • GraphQL-inspired* query language.
  • (simplified) MQL, for Freebase fans
• Plays well with multiple backend stores:
  • KVs: Bolt, LevelDB
  • NoSQL: MongoDB, ElasticSearch, CouchDB/PouchDB
  • SQL: PostgreSQL, CockroachDB, MySQL
  • In-memory, ephemeral
• Modular design; easy to extend with new languages and backends
• Good test coverage
• Speed, where possible.