In addition to adding support for the .NET Framework, Microsoft is taking the next version of Silverlight farther by adding a comprehensive control model, powerful skinning and "theming," data …
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It's not a bug, it's a feature
One of my students forwarded this to me this week. I thought it was hilarious.
Read more →I just learned about this neat editor for creating and editing Windows Installer packages (.msi files) and merge modules (.msm files). Orca is just one of many cool installer tools by Microsoft. …
Read more →Extending Load Testing Browser Support
The browser support out-of-the-box for Team Edition for Testers is pretty minimal. But, you can extend this support by adding your own browsers (common ones you'll probably want to add are IE7, …
Read more →Learning a new language isn’t always fun, especially Javascript. Plus, when you’re working in one language, it takes context switching to flip to another, even for a trivial task. Nikhil …
Read more →FTP Online has started a new Team System column written by me! I’ll be writing about virtually anything that comes to mind or that you want me to write about! It’s a twice monthly column …
Read more →Congratulations to the DBPro team (and Scott Ambler)
I’m a bit late to the party, but I wanted to recognize a couple of cool 2007 Jolt Award winners …
<li>Microsoft and the VSTS/Database Professionals product group for …
Read more →SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services Performance Guide released!
The much anticipated and eagerly awaited Analysis Services 2005 Performance Guide has been released and is available on the Microsoft download site.
Read more →See you at 'camp this weekend in Seattle
That's right. Seattle Code Camp 2.0 is upon us, with a late-breaking venue change ...
Camp will be held at Nintendo's DigiPen Univeristy, which is very near the Microsoft Campus. Consultants …
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