Existing Data And Visual Studio LightSwitch
Existing Data – LightSwitch has shown us this week how easy it is to create a fully data aware application in a very short amount of time and with minimal developer effort. But what about adding existing data? I received a message from a reader in Johannesburg this week. His company used an Access database […]
Visual Studio LightSwitch – True Power Lies In Simplicity
Visual Studio LightSwitch – If I had to ask you to write an application that just needs to record basic member details (Name, Last Name, Telephone, Address and Image), how long do you think that will take you to do? Can you give me a ball park figure on the time it will take? What […]
The Daily Six Pack: August 7, 2013
A COLLECTION OF LINKS FOR LOVERS OF I.T. Dirk Strauss . . . . Feature link: SQL Injection Everything you wanted to know about SQL injection (but were afraid to ask), Troy Hunt Other Build Google Chrome Extensions in Visual Studio, Mads Kristensen MSDN Magazine: August 2013, Microsoft Download Windows Live Writer 2012, Scott Hanselman […]
The Daily Six Pack: August 6, 2013
A COLLECTION OF LINKS FOR LOVERS OF I.T. Dirk Strauss . . . . Feature link: Visual Studio Unit Test Generator Visual Studio Unit Test Generator is feature complete – v1 Release Candidate lands!, Willy-P. Schaub Other Visual Studio 2013 Application Lifecycle Management Virtual Machine and Hands-on-Labs / Demo Scripts, Brian Keller A Getting Started Guide […]
The Daily Six Pack: August 2, 2013
A COLLECTION OF LINKS FOR LOVERS OF I.T. Dirk Strauss . . . . Feature link: Visual Studio Intellisense Visual Studio Intellisense Stops Working. How to reactivate?, Kunal Chowdhury Other Interfaces vs Abstract Classes, Mayank Dubey NSA Project XKeyscore Collects Nearly Everything You Do On The Internet, John Biggs Windows 8.1 for iOS developers, Windows Apps […]
The Daily Six Pack: July 24, 2013
Prosecuting Edward Snowden – The story of intrigue and spy vs spy. There is a lot to say about the subject, and no matter what your personal point of view is on the matter, he will probably be caught. Bruce Schneider writes a great article on Prosecuting Snowden. If you don’t read it at the […]
The Daily Six Pack: July 19, 2013
iOS7 Development – You might be interested in mobile development, and for those looking for a nice challenge; have a look at iOS. If you would like to get up to speed with iOS Dev, check out the link below by Joey deVilla. Then Archit Patel shows us how to do exception handling with a […]
Subversion And Conflicted SUO Files
Conflicted suo files are the bane of every developer’s existence. I have been using SVN as my code repository for years now. I must admit that I probably don’t know it as well as I should. Unfortunately I know it as well as I need to, which is a totally different thing. You see, developers […]
The Daily Six Pack: June 18, 2013
iOS7 Develoment is a hot topic at the moment. Joey deVilla gives us the low-down on setting up Xcode 5 and obviously also the iOS7 SDK. As you know by now, iOS7 was unveiled at Apple’s WWDC last week and promises a total mind shift with regards to the look and feel of apps. Developers […]
The Daily Six Pack: June 14, 2013
Are you thinking of buying an iPhone or have one and love the new iOS7 features? Have a look at the featured link for today. There are a few interesting ‘hidden’ features shown in the video clip. I think that iOS7 is going to be a super game changer. Apple has not done innovating yet. […]