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Sep 30, 2015
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Dissecting the Visual Studio Load Test Results Database (Part 1–Intro to the Schema)

Pam Lahoud
Pam Lahoud

Premier Developer Consultant Geoff Gray comes to us this week with the first post in a new series from his awesome ‘Testing the Testing Strategy’ blog.  This series will focus on the structure of the Visual Studio Load Test results database and how you can derive insight on the performance of your application from this valuable data source. S...

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Sep 29, 2015
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Tasks are (still) not threads and async is not parallel

Pam Lahoud
Pam Lahoud

Premier Developer consultant Ben Williams recently had the honor of having one of his blog posts reposted to Wintellect’s Dev Center as a guest post.  Here’s a blurb from that post, be sure to head over to Ben’s blog to check out the full technical deep-dive and download his sample WPF application. I talk to a lot of developers who are either...

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Sep 25, 2015
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Windows Server 2003 Migration (Part 1) – coping when reality interferes with the plan.

Developer Support
Developer Support

In Part 1 of this 5 part series, Senior Application Development Manager, Chuck Goodspeed, shares insights and lessons from a large Windows Server 2003 migration. July of 2015, Support for Microsoft Windows Server 2003 came to an end. By this point of time, all of our customers should have migrated off of Windows Server 2003 to Windows 2008 R2 a...

Sep 21, 2015
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Big Data on Azure: A Real-World Implementation Using Cortana Analytics

Developer Support
Developer Support

Premier Support for Developers was part of the first ever Cortana Analytics Workshop earlier this month.  Be sure and check out our own Brian Raymer discuss how an international customer can ingest millions of events per hour, exploit near-real-time analytics, and tackle true 'Big Data' problems successfully on our Azure data platform. This talk pr...

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