Tuesday, 27 April 2010 09:07 by
SyntaxC4
Adoption of a new platform always starts out extremely slow, this is no exception in the world of Cloud Computing. I’m no different, I didn’t immediately start picking up Windows Azure as soon as I heard about it. Yet being a young developer i wasn’t sure if I could make the leap to the Cloud platform. Now that I’ve taken the dive, I couldn’t believe that I hesitated in the first place. If you are like me and are still debating on taking a look at the cloud, what are you waiti...
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Thursday, 22 April 2010 18:20 by
SyntaxC4
Today I ventured down to the Scotia Theatre in downtown Toronto to witness another phenomenal “screening” of ObjectSharp’s “At the Movies” event which today featured many of the enhancements to Visual Studio 2010, and .NET 4. If I were a movie critic [which thankfully I am not], I wouldn’t have a clue what was going on. Luckily, I’m a Developer and give this presentation a rating of 5 ASP.NET AJAX Stars out of 5. This was not my first “At the Movies” event and by far won’t be m...
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With Microsoft’s release of Windows Azure and moving towards a future of Cloud Computing, I’ve been waiting to hear what is to be done in the Market of Gaming, more specifically the Community Contributions using the XNA Framework. Up until XNA version 3.0 Microsoft’s plan was to keep Community Content as a Closed faced application that wouldn’t be able to communicate with the outside world. XNA 3.0 delivered Xbox Live integration into Community Games, allowing hobbyist develop...
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Tuesday, 13 April 2010 20:23 by
SyntaxC4
As many of you in the .NET world should be aware, yesterday (April 12th, 2010) was the launch of the next generation of development tool, Visual Studio 2010. Launched along side .NET 4.0, Visual Studio does not limit the development to it’s side kick framework. You have the ability to Develop against any of the .NET Framework releases. Microsoft has really been listening to the community since the Launch of Visual Studio 2008 and you can clearly tell with the features that they hav...
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If you are excited about Cloud computing or are looking at the cloud as a viable option for your business. You might want to join the Windows Azure Firestarter Event that is going on in Redmond. This event will be taking an end-to-end look at the Cloud computing offerings of Windows Azure. You can attend the event online however you still have to Register for the event. I’m excited to understand more of the direction that Microsoft is leaning towards with the Windows Azure Platform. I’m hopin...
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