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News
These are the articles readers found most helpful in the past year.
01/02/2013
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On VB
The latest version of SQL Server expands its capabilities. Here are four new things developers can do with it.
01/02/2013
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A recent report from research firm IDC provides further proof that data is king when it comes to software development.
01/02/2013
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What Redmond needs to do in the new year to build on the momentum of the raft of 2012 product releases.
01/01/2013
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How can Agile teams put price tags on features? Gregg Boer covers two methods that teams can use to estimate costs.
12/20/2012
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C# Corner
Eric Vogel covers how to use the Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF) to extend a Windows Store application.
12/20/2012
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New Age C++
Diego Dagum provides an overview of C++ templates, and how its generics differ from C# and Java.
12/20/2012
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Here are the wish lists of some prominent data developers--with code!
12/20/2012
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Practical .NET
Peter returns to creating a provider WebPart, but this time passes SharePoint list data from one WebPart to another.
12/19/2012
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News
The senior director of the Windows Commercial Business Group provides a checklist to help organizations choose the best Windows 8 machines and tablets.
12/17/2012
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News
The overall IT cost to support multiple browsers is 20 percent higher, according to the report.
12/17/2012
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Mono for Android
Learn how to use the Fragments API in Mono for Android to create an application UI for multiple screens, such as a handset and tablet.
12/13/2012
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Finally, there's some interesting subject matter for testing out REST service JSON data retrieval.
12/13/2012
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News
C++Builder XE3 implements a new native compiler architecture that supports development on both Windows 8 and Mac OS X PCs.
12/11/2012
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On VB
A free tool to reduce coding for developers who like to surface T-SQL database recordsets in a simple collection of customized POCO objects.
12/11/2012