The Daily Six Pack: February 18, 2013

Before you start this new week, take a few minutes to sample today's edition of The Daily Six Pack. Filip Ekberg talks about decompiling .NET applications. You know, for those times when you need to make a change to a production system and the developer that originally wrote the application…

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The Daily Six Pack: February 16, 2013

The weekend is here and Saturday is a great day to relax with a few nice articles. Today Eric Vogel talks about Managed Extensibility Framework Improvements while Jonathan Hassell makes us aware of the 7 things IT pro's should know about SharePoint 2013. Take a gander at the Microsoft Product…

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The Daily Six Pack: February 13, 2013

Hello again on the half week hump. From here on it is all downhill to the weekend. Omkar Khair discusses getting started with Github on Windows 8 while Pinal Dave simplifies Primary Keys and NonClustered Indexes for us. Then Janes Oosthuizen wrote an excellent article on enabling iPad Gestures in…

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The Daily Six Pack: February 11, 2013

Today, Google Developer Relations' Nicolas Garnier talks about elevating your app in Google Drive using the Drive SDK. Michael Washington takes us through an end-to-end Visual Studio LightSwitch HTML5 Application. If you have never played with LightSwitch before, I invite you to try it out. LightSwitch is incredibly powerful. Gouri Sohoni…

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The Daily Six Pack: February 8, 2013

Greg Duncan shows us version 2 of the Coding4Fun Toolkit. Rohit Shaw shares another post on Unit Testing with Visual Studio 2012 and Scott Hanselman lifts the lid on MultiEdit, an awesome free Visual Studio extension. We also take a look at disabling Java to improve security and Robert Moore…

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