The next version of npm, v7, has been completed and will be shipping with Node.js v15 this week. The new release adds several features requested by developers including support for Workspaces. 

You can download .NET 6 Preview 1, for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

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.NET 6 has been tested with Visual Studio 16.9 Preview 4 and Visual Studio for Mac 8.9. We recommend you use those builds if you want to try .NET 6. 

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• Custom tasks with default contextType via tasks.vs.json are broken in Open Folder.
• No snapshot created for C++ native code in Memory Usage tool in the Diagnostic Tools window while debugging.
• Crash in VS 16.1.0 when pressing the link "search online".
• Fixed the issue where sometimes certain features (i.e. Find All References) in LiveShare guest session do not work.
• Fixed an issue where the devenv.exe process could hang around after shutdown of Visual Studio for up to 30 seconds. 

• An error occurred while generating the SSH keys. Please check that the environment is properly configured. Details: cat: /Users/cc/Library/Caches/Xamarin/XMA/Keys/1984b83a-dde9-4031-919d-b1d1b8411d0d: No such file or directory
• InvalidOperationException while debugging Xamarin Forms app
• Frame note in module in Xamarin Forms Android
• Internal compiler error is fixed and analysis for WDK completes as usual.
• We fixed an issue in the new Find in Files experience where hidden files and auto-generated files were not searchable.
• Fixed issue with deployment of UWP apps to remote machines where deployment fails with message "DEP0600: Deployment failed. DkmException - Error in the application."
• Local static variable not initialized in inlined function of class imported from dll
• VS 2019 16.5.X: Multiple startup projects while Live Visual Tree was last opened in a debug session crashes
• Fixed issues where for the C++ formatting indentation of new lines with only ending parenthesis.
• Fixed a bug preventing some users from installing 16.5
• Fix an issue where Visual Studio can crash when the display configuration changes.
• Fixed an issue causing slow downs when opening solutions that are impacting the IntelliSense code and related operations.
• Fixed a crash with the debugger that users can run into when the target application being debugged raises an exception.
• Added support for Xcode 11.4.

In short, domain events help you to express, explicitly, the domain rules, based in the ubiquitous language provided by the domain experts. Domain events also enable a better separation of concerns among classes within the same domain. It's important to ensure that, just like a database transaction, either all the operations related to a domain event finish successfully or none of them do. Domain events are similar to messaging-style events, with one important difference. With real messaging, message queuing, message brokers, or a service bus using AMQP, a message is always sent asynchronously and communicated across processes and machines. This is useful for integrating multiple Bounded Contexts, microservices, or even different applications. However, with domain events, you want to raise an event from the domain operation you are currently running, but you want any side effects to occur within the same domain. The domain events and their side effects (the actions triggered afterwards that are managed by event handlers) should occur almost immediately, usually in-process, and within the same domain. Thus, domain events could be synchronous or asynchronous. Integration events, however, should always be asynchronous.

Ryan Dahl, the creator of Node.js, is currently working on Deno, a new runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript, built using V8, TypeScript, and Rust. A 30-minute overview talk. 

Today, we are launching .NET Live TV, your one stop shop for all .NET and Visual Studio live streams across Twitch and YouTube. We are always looking for new ways to bring great content to the developer community and innovate in ways to interact with you in real-time. Live streaming gives us the opportunity to deliver more content where everyone can ask questions and interact with the product teams.