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New research indicates that as programmers age, their interests actually broaden.
04/30/2013
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Dependency Injection Containers (Inversion of Control containers) free you to think about using objects to solve your problems. If you haven't taken a look yet, here's why you should.
04/30/2013
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Ruby's the latest language to be added to the Azure list, joining Java, Node.js and Python, among others.
04/29/2013
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News
The improvements involved the "Virtual Network" and "Virtual Machines" components of Windows Azure, affecting the access of virtual networks, either from behind a corporate firewall or remotely.
04/28/2013
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Inside TFS
Visual Studio 2012 Update 1 (Ultimate Edition) includes a new tool to help visualize code relationships, and it's worth your time to learn.
04/26/2013
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Performance increases lead list of upgrades.
04/26/2013
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It's the first update of the Library in three years.
04/26/2013
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News
Other tools target iOS, Android, Silverlight and WPF.
04/25/2013
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News
Things won't happen as quickly for on-premises versions of Office.
04/24/2013
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Practical .NET
Even if you're not working in the Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5, .NET provides you with a way to create a read-only collection or to convert an existing List into a read-only collection.
04/24/2013
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Practical JavaScript
In the first installment of Practical JavaScript, Peter Vogel describes how a client-side skeptic evolved into a JavaScript fan thanks to several tools and a book. He also shares why he's concerned about TypeScript and where he's going to take this .NET-oriented JavaScript column over the next few months.
04/22/2013
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C# Corner
Eric Vogel covers how to capture video in a Windows Store app by using the MediaCapture API.
04/22/2013
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News
CFO says that the public can expect to see more touch-enabled Windows devices being released at "more attractive price points" in the coming months.
04/22/2013
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Watch Microsoft's Jim Nakashima's entire keynote from the recent Visual Studio Live! Las Vegas 2013 conference (three parts).
04/22/2013
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Visual Studio 2010 and 2012 do a better job of supporting SharePoint development than any previous versions of Visual Studio -- until you try to go into Design View when creating a new page. Fortunately, there's a workaround.
04/22/2013