Showing posts with label Backup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Backup. Show all posts

Reading Notes # 72

http://www.sxc.hu/photo/1358858Cloud
Integration
  • AppFabric - Frequently Asked Development Questions (Ed Price - MSFT Ed Price - MSFT Microsoft MSFT 122,146 Points 25 20 17 Recent Achievements Proposed Answerer III Gallery Contributor II Wiki Ninja View Profile) - Good questions... with their answers.
Programming
Miscellaneous

~Frank





Reading Notes #70

BizTalk Server 2013 on-premise and cloudCloud

Programming
  • The Hanselminutes Podcast - Loud and clear. The best description of what is TypeScript and why I should start using it.
  • What's New? (amazon.com) - Nice update for DynamoDB.
  • SSDT Team at PASS Summit - List of the presentation about SSDT at the PASS Summit.
  • Reactive Extensions (Rx) is now Open Source (Scott Hanselman) - Learn more about Rx and is new open source status.
  • TypeScript - Tutorial (typescriptlang.org) - Directly from the official TypeScript website, this tutorial get you up and ready in a few. Well explain. And a really nice repl page.

Integration
  • BizTalk Server 2013 BETA (Saravana Kumar) - A lot of people was seeing it dead, but BizTalk 2013 is stronger than ever with a lot of the great improvement and new features... be ready!

Miscellaneous




Reading Notes #66

Hikingartist.com - CLOUD-FISHING, Published April 27, 2012Cloud
Programming
Miscellaneous


Reading Notes #59

www.SonicAgile.com

Cloud

Programming

Miscellaneous
  • Three cool things to try with your old netbook - Good idea that I also try with my Asus EeePC 701. The Ubuntu Netbook is also a really good option, you will be able to watch all the movies you want, have access to your Wi-Fi network and browse Internet.
  • Your words are wasted (Scott Hanselman) - Nice post that nails the idea where all developer should have a blog, blog more and doing it on their own controlled domain.
  • Scrum in 5 Minutes - Really nice post that describe very clearly the basic concepts and roles involve in Agile. It also suggests a book for more detailed explanations and a tool AgileSonic that looks gorgeous. A post to read.
“The problem is that writing code is much more like Finding a Cure for Cancer than Building a Brick Wall.”




Reading Notes #13

 Azure

SQLAzure


PowerShell


Ruby


~Franky