Welcome to Saturday, I do hope that you have a nice cup of coffee (or tea) in your hand and that you are enjoying this post. Nigel Sampson shares some of his essential tools and resources for building Windows 8 and Windows Phone applications. Then, Jonathan Antoine blogs about a bug…
It's Friday! Today we look at encrypting a .NET Configuration file; Jimmy Larkin discusses this. Then Jim Holmes talks about working in Visual Studio with regards to Developers and Functional Testing. Michael Crump has a post on setting up a command in Windows Phone 8 (also look on CodeProject.tv). Beth…
Hey, for all those developing Windows Phone 8 applications; Have a look at Colin Eberhardt's post on Enhanced WP8 Map Gestures (Someting I'm eager to try) and also Kenneth Truyers' post on must have NuGet packages. I must say, I was expecting to see sqlite-net in the list. Then for all…
Today Suprotim Agarwal shows us how to host ASP.NET MVC apps on Azure without spending money on Databases. Now that sounds like a good deal to me. Then for those that want to do some Facebook applications, head on over to the post by Kraig Brockschmidt on the Facebook SDK…
*** Cowardly deeds by evil individuals or groups must never define us. Our thoughts are with those injured and the families affected by loss of life in Boston. *** Today Paul Thurrott looks at the state of Windows Phone 8 hardware while Janes Oosthuizen talks about jQuery Tabs. Windows 8…
Welcome to a new week. Today Farhad Manjoo talks about the obsession of Google to build the Star Trek computer, because let's be honest..... Captain Kirk had it good without having to use a keyboard to ask simple questions. There is a very insightful article by David Meyer on the plummet…
I hope that you are having a relaxing Saturday. Today Brendan Enrick talks about the new Fiddler Site and Beth Massi brings us another edition of sharing the goodness that is LightSwitch. Sean Sexton discusses the Factory Pattern in 2000 things you should know about C# and Laurence Moroney shares…
Welcome to the start of your weekend. Before the go-slow starts, have a short break and check out Jesse Liberty's post on Windows 8 Store Apps versus WPF Applications. Next up, Kunal Chowdhury give us a great tip for Silverlight and detecting network connectivity. For those that develop for Android,…
Ceri Gallacher, Program Manager for Internet Explorer talks about the recent updates. "This security update resolves two privately reported vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer. The most severe vulnerabilities could allow remote code execution if a user views a specially crafted Web page using Internet Explorer. An attacker who successfully exploited these vulnerabilities…
For those that use Git and have applied the Update 2 to Visual Studio 2012 can read Suprotim Agarwal's article on Visual Studio tools for Git. Any of you still using Windows XP? I didn't think so, but I'm sure you do know someone who does. Time for XP Support…