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May 19, 2017
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Speed Matters – Turbo Charging Data Services with EF Core

Pam Lahoud
Pam Lahoud

Premier Developer consultant Rob Vettor brings us this post on performance of the new Entity Framework Core. Entity Framework Core (EF Core) has arrived and brings with it several long-awaited improvements. Officially released this past June, EF Core is a complete rewrite of the Entity Framework. While the high-level developer APIs (DbContext, LI...

PerformanceRob VettorEntity Framework
May 18, 2017
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Microsoft Security Risk Detection

Developer Support
Developer Support

In this post, Application Development Managers, Mike Batongbacal and Syed Medhi, introduce the Microsoft Security Risk Detection service formerly known as Project Springfield. Software Security is a Business Imperative In today’s world, the threat of security breaches in computer networks and business software is an all too real possibility. Mor...

TeamSecurityFuzzing
May 18, 2017
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Using PowerShell to implement a Farm-wide Global Navigation solution from the Managed Metadata Term Store in SharePoint 2013

Developer Support
Developer Support

In this post, Application Development Managers, Daniel Setlock and John Spinella demonstrate how to export the Managed Metadata Term Store via PowerShell to a SiteMap, and import that SiteMap into a multi-tiered dropdown into the Structured Navigation within SharePoint through a code-less method. We had a requirement at a customer to provide ...

May 17, 2017
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Integrating Angular 4 Unit Tests with Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS)

Pam Lahoud
Pam Lahoud

Premier Developer consultant Wael Kdouh brings us this post on integrating Angular 4 unit tests into VSTS. One of the nice features of Angular 4 (and Angular 2 before it) is the introduction of the Angular CLI (command line interface). I like to think of it as a style guide coming straight from the Angular team. But more importantly, it take...

VSTSAngularTesting
May 17, 2017
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To box or not to Box? That is the question!

Sergey Tepliakov
Sergey Tepliakov

Discussions on reddit, hacker news. Recently I've noticed that the Equal method from our ValueTuple (*) struct generates significant memory traffic (~1Gb). That was a bit of a surprise to me. This struct is well designed and was used pretty heavily in many performance critical scenarios. Here how the struct looks like: (*) Our ValueTuple w...

setepliaCode Review
May 16, 2017
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From ASM to ARM – A real world migration

Developer Support
Developer Support

This post is provided by Senior Application Development Manager, Mark Pazicni, who walks us through an Azure migration exercise to move a legacy deployment in ASM to a modern deployment in ARM. Migrating from Azure Service Management (ASM) to Azure Resource Manager (ARM) can be a daunting task, but hopefully this post will outline some common pit...

TeamAzureARM
May 15, 2017
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On passing the Xamarin Mobile Developer Certification Exam

Developer Support
Developer Support

This post is from Premier Developer consultant Joe Healy who recently became a Xamarin Certified Mobile Developer.  Congrats Joe! Microsoft likes us to have some technical certifications.  Personally I enjoy the challenges of the tests.  This year my goals were the Windows 10 UWP Developer exam ( Developing Mobile Apps 70-357 – htt...

May 14, 2017
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Resources to get started with Service Fabric Clusters in Azure or On-Premises

Developer Support
Developer Support

This post is provided by Application Development Managers, Mahendar Madhavaram and Guru Satish Piduru, who share some helpful resources to get started with Service Fabric Clusters. Service Fabric enables building and managing of scalable and reliable applications, composed of microservices and run at very high density on Service Fabric Clusters. ...

TeamService Fabric
May 13, 2017
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Facial Recognition and the Intelligent Kiosk App

Developer Support
Developer Support

This post is provided by Senior Application Development Manager, Rich Maines, who introduces us to the Intelligent Kiosk App using facial recognition and Cognitive Services APIs. I noticed this sign while running across the Brooklyn Bridge this past January. “Area Under NYPD Video Surveillance”Was the system actually analyzing pedestr...

TeamCognitive Servicescross-platform
May 12, 2017
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Listening as a Development Differentiator

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Developer Support

This post is by Application Development Manager, Katie Konow, who highlights that when it comes to productive teams, key contributors, and personal growth-- listening can be a differentiator. What does listening have to do with technology? Listen in while I run through how being a great listener can help you progress in your career. Even if you...

TeamDiversity