Hollywood Tech Fails, Oh The Shame

Hollywood Tech Fails are legend. We all know how Hollywood gets some things wrong. Heck, if you have ever watched a movie where they do something with code or tech or <gasp> hacking, you will undoubtedly sit up and say “What was that I just saw?”.

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Well luckily for us, there is YouTube to save the most precious of these tech moment fails. Yeah, I know that there are already many posts out there that already write about these fails, but I want to share a few of my own favorites!

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The Daily Six Pack: June 7, 2013

VS Anywhere is a third-party tool for Visual Studio. It helps to increase the collaboration between team members and especially developers. VS Anywhere will also allow knowledge transfer where Developers can setup and join a real-time learning session on-demand. Do you think that great programmers are born, not made? What do…

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Securing Your .NET Applications – A Summary Review Of Visual Guard

Visual Guard Summary NovalysI think any developer will agree with me that adding security features to an application can be an absolute pain. This is especially true if you don’t have a set template or module that you can slot into your application.

Well with Visual Guard from Novalys, the integration of security features is no longer a slog. Visual Guard makes this process very easy to do indeed. In a two part review, I looked at the functionality of Visual Guard. Below you will find a Visual Guard Summary which highlights areas of interest in my previous two detailed review posts (Part 1 & Part 2) of Visual Guard. (more…)

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Securing Your Application With Visual Guard – Part 2 (Dive Deeper)

Dynamic Permissions
Document Generation
Event Viewer
Visual Guard Authentication
Visual Guard Groups
Visual Guard Server
Check Security Actions
Managing Identity Federation With Visual Guard
Deploying The Visual Guard Repository
Final Thoughts

In my previous article, Securing Your Application With Visual Guard – Part 1, we were introduced to some basic features of this fantastic product. In this post I will dive a little deeper and get to grips with some of the more advanced features of Visual Guard. (more…)

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The Daily Six Pack: June 5, 2013

At TechEd, Brian Harry announced Visual Studio 2013 and Team Foundation Server 2013. He also announced many of the Application Lifecycle Management features that they will include. Also remember that a preview of Visual Studio 2013 and Team Foundation Server 2013 will be available at the Build conference later this…

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