Asynchronous Programming Succinctly Published
Asynchronous Programming Succinctly allows developers an elegant way to avoid bottlenecks in code and write more responsive applications
Asynchronous Programming Succinctly allows developers an elegant way to avoid bottlenecks in code and write more responsive applications
It has been a while since I have blogged here, and not without good reason. I have been busy writing and have recently released C# Code Contracts Succinctly which can be downloaded for free from Syncfusion’s website. Code Contracts, love them or hate them… I think they’re pretty cool. (more…)
A COLLECTION OF LINKS FOR LOVERS OF I.T. Dirk Strauss . . . . Feature link: NSA RSA Backdoor Report: NSA paid RSA to make flawed crypto algorithm the default, Peter Bright Other Microsoft gifts 20GB of extra SkyDrive storage to Windows Phone users for a year, Vlad Savov Jailbreak…
A COLLECTION OF LINKS FOR LOVERS OF I.T. Dirk Strauss . . . . Feature link: Windows Azure SQL Reporting Succinctly Download Windows Azure SQL Reporting Succinctly by Stacia Misner for free!, Syncfusion Other Visual Studio 2013: Format the Current Document or Selection, zainnab How to Document that a Method Can…
Essential Studio – As a Software Developer, it is really difficult to make your application stand out from the rest. It needs a definite edge or left hook as it were to differentiate it.
It is especially hard if you are writing your own salary at the end of the day. Your applications need to be as flawless as possible while maintaining a level of user friendliness that can easily be experienced by users of all skill levels.
Now I know that there are many of you that are developing for the newer technologies such as Windows 8, or perhaps a mobile platform. But I know for a fact that there are many developers that need to get the job done in the shortest amount of time using the simplest methods available. The answer for many developers is Windows Forms. (more…)
iOS Succinctly by Syncfusion is one of the most concise books on iOS I have read. It is the second book in a two-part series on iPhone and iPad app development. Objective-C Succinctly was the initial book and it covered Objective-C and core data structures used by virtually all iOS applications.
iOS Succinctly obviously assumes that you know Objective-C and am basically familiar with the Xcode integrated development environment (IDE). Both of these books are written by Ryan Hodson, so they obviously compliment each other perfectly.
iOS was designed with security in mind. Unlike other mobile operating systems (cough*Android*cough) iOS will not give your application access to the Apple device’s entire file system. iOS gives every application its own separate file system. This is also called sandboxing. What this means is that your application will not have access to files used and generated by other applications. (more…)