by Intertech Inc. | Nov 17, 2016 | From The Field, Visual Studio
I just rolled off a client recently that needed to build a Universal Windows Platform (UWP) application as part of their hardware and software solution. For those who aren’t yet familiar with UWP, you can check out this article by Tyler Whitney. As many of you...
by Tom Ginn | Jul 5, 2016 | ASP.NET, Visual Studio
It’s been a year since ASP.NET Core and Visual Studio Code became available and early adopters have endured CLI changes and RC changes. If you’ve held off getting into ASP.NET Core for these reasons you are probably now curious about the cross-platform capabilities of...
by Tom Ginn | Jun 28, 2016 | Visual Studio, Web Development
By now, there is a growing number of .NET developers that are considering frameworks like Angular 2 for their next project. I’m assuming if you’re reading this, you are one of them. It is likely you are new to front-end development using only JavaScript (or...
by Rajesh Nallani | May 26, 2016 | From The Field, Visual Studio, Web Development
You have probably heard a lot of comments on React: “React is awesome”, “it’s an awful lot of code to write to achieve the same using jQuery”, etc. It is a lot of code – a lot of useful code, and still pretty fast! Even more useful: overcoming immutability and...
by Davin Mickelson | Mar 10, 2016 | .NET, C#, Visual Studio
When a team of developers must create several similar projects in Visual Studio, it is important that the projects be created as consistent and efficiently as possible. Each Visual Studio project should have the same look and feel with the same set of starter files....
by Intertech Inc. | Sep 2, 2015 | Agile / Scrum, Team Foundation Server, Visual Studio
(Note: This post makes heavy use of links to official documentation to allow users new to TFS to investigate the concept via official documentation and yet keep this article on-point of communicating information not readily apparent by reading that documentation). ...
