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Go from zero to web scale with these educational links.
Source: Rinat Abdullin
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One small step for man, one giant leap for computing.
Source: CNET
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We often mistake dumb luck for a machine that produces success.
Source: Alex Payne
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But before rushing in, make sure you know what you're signing up for.
Source: Computerworld
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Is an indefinite support model the future for software?
Source: Peter Ritchie
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Say what you will about Windows Phone vs iOS or Android, one thing most experts agree with is Microsoft knows how to make really good development tools. Windows Phone is no exception. The Windows Phone SDK, combined with Visual Studio 2010, provide us with amazing facilities to create Windows Phone applications and games with Silverlight and XNA. The best part is thanks to the Visual Studio 2010 Express Edition, you can get all the tools you need to get started from Microsoft for free.
It doesn’t stop there. The App Hub contains a ton of education resources, the MSDN documentation is vastly superior, the community is super active, and there are also a lot of free tools for Windows Phone mobile development, from Microsoft and the community alike...
Keep reading on my blog at: http://community.infragistics.com/blogs/nick-landry/archive/2012/02/14/80-of-windows-phone-developers-not-using-the-free-tools.aspx[^]
Nick Landry, MVP - Windows Phone Development
Senior Product Manager - Infragistics
NetAdvantage for Windows Phone
NetAdvantage for WPF Data Visualization
NetAdvantage for Silverlight Data Visualization
Twitter: @ActiveNick
Blog: www.ActiveNick.net
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Try out a programming challenge right now.
Source: Coderbyte
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It all began in a Fortran course my freshman year in college...
Source: Dr. Drang
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You don't know how lucky you are, boy...
Source: dywypi.org
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The secret to life, the universe and everything not on .NET development stack.
Source: lucisferre
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The math behind the technology of daily life.
Source: New Scientist
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Looking back on Arthur C. Clarke's Profiles of the Future.
Source: Nicholas Carr
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On the sorry state of the tech press.
Source: parislemon
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For context (warning, rough language): Hit men, click whores, and paid apologists: Welcome to the Silicon Cesspool[^] from RealDan.
Note that the original article was removed from the Daily Insider prior to publication because I don't want to support this kind of shill pseudo journalism if I can avoid it. But it remains here to entertain the cynical and the curious.
Director of Content Development, The Code Project
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There’s more to using apps than just the apps themselves.
Source: TechFlash
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In theory this means a browser written in Silverlight or XAML.
Source: CNET
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Do other programmers struggle with this as well?
Source: The Trendline
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