Archives
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March 2009 Meeting of Israel Visual Basic User Group
This month we take a look at design and architecture, rather than specific technologies.
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Software Development Flight to Quality
Soon after yesterday’s post with a link to our new case studies, I came across a very informative report that I must share with you. At the start of every year, the law firm Morrison & Foerster, which tracks the global outsourcing industry, conducts a survey regarding the current state of the world’s outsourcing market and emerging trends likely to shape that market over the next twelve months. There are a lot of interesting ideas in the report, which can be found at http://www.mofo.com/news/updates/bulletins/15129.html. However, one point in particular really caught my attention:
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MSDN Screencast Library
The MSDN team over in the UK has put together a huge collection (279 at the time of this post) of short screencasts for .NET developers. Each video is only about 10-15 minutes long, but packs a lot of useful information.
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Renaissance Case Studies Now Available
A few weeks ago, The Renaissance Computer Systems web site was updated with a set of case studies describing our roles in several recent projects. Check out Renaissance Case Studies and let me know if you have any comments.
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Looking at .NET - From Both Sides Now
Usually when we talk about comparing VB and C#, it is in the context of trying to show which language is better. However, here is a different approach – a pair of articles that explain nuances of one language for developers who normally program in the other language. A great first step towards understanding and “playing nicely together” :-)
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User Interface Patterns Explorer
Infragistics has just launched an interesting site for UI designers at http://quince.infragistics.com
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February 2009 Meeting of Israel Visual Basic User Group
This month we return to take a look at some of the web development technologies from Microsoft - Dynamic Data Controls (DDC) and Model View Controller (MVC).