A significant partnership has emerged in the tech industry, with Split Software aligning with Microsoft Azure. This venture is tailored to redefine feature experimentation on Azure’s cloud platform, meeting the evolving demands of contemporary product developers. The collaboration is set to offer a new level of precision and control in feature rollout and testing, catering […]
Crossplane 1.14 Emerges as a Game-Changer for Platform Engineers
A New Frontier in Control Plane Development The arrival of Crossplane 1.14 heralds a new era for developers and platform engineers. This framework, pivotal in the realm of control plane creation, now comes packed with an array of features that promise a revolution in development practices. Engineers now have a more robust and flexible tool […]
Unraveling Developer Productivity: More Than Just Code
In the ever-evolving tech industry, the productivity of software developers is a cornerstone of innovation and progress. It’s a complex concept that extends far beyond the traditional metrics of code quantity. True productivity encompasses the ability to solve problems, craft creative solutions, and adapt to ever-changing project demands. But the million-dollar question remains: how do […]
Microsoft Campus Courtyard
One of the many courtyards of the Microsoft Campus, and also a place of celebration for the release of various applications and suites, such as Microsoft Office.
Microsoft Campus Cleaning Services
The Microsoft Campus, being regularly maintained.
More of the Microsoft Campus
Another photo inside the Microsoft Campus showing off a couple of buildings.
Microsoft Campus Basketball Field
One of the many playing fields on the Microsoft Campus.
.NET Framework
Definition: Microsoft’s programming framework for developers. An environment that provides a new interface to Windows services and the Windows API. Consists of two main components: The CLR (Common Language Runtime) and the .NET Framework Class Library. It is composed from a set of programming languages (C#, VB .NET…) that are completely object oriented. The .NET […]
Group validation in ASP.NET 2.0
This tutorial will teach you how to use the ValidationGroup property introduced in ASP.NET 2.0, which allows you to link validators to buttons, so that certain buttons in a form can only trigger certain validators.
Interfacing Flash with external data sources
This tutorial will show you some ways in which Flash can use ActionScript to make use of external data sources.