I was excited to attend this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) for the first time and while I came back with mixed feelings, I will go again if I can. … Continue reading CES 2013: Less Relevant, But Still a Lot of Fun
Team Foundation Server 2012 Update 1 resolves some known bugs and introduces the following new features and improvements for the on-premises version of Team Foundation Server 2012: Agile Software Development … Continue reading Team Foundation Server 2012 Update 1
Recently Microsoft took down their popular Silverlight.net web site. At first the URL was redirected to MSDN and then the underlying content was removed breaking all the backlinks to the site. When all the backlinks … Continue reading Rise and Fall of Silverlight: Silverlight adoption at DiscountASP.NET
If you’re in the Los Angeles area you can come see us on our latest world tour stop at JavaScript Saturday in Long Beach this very Saturday, November 10th! We’re … Continue reading JavaScript Saturday premiers in Long Beach
Four years ago we showed you a Presidential election map and a nifty pie chart demonstrating a pretty close correlation between the percentages of the electoral votes and our American … Continue reading One state, two state, red state, blue state
Four years ago we showed you a Presidential election map and a nifty pie chart demonstrating a pretty close correlation between the percentages of the electoral votes and our American … Continue reading One state, two state, red state, blue state
If you are anything like me, watching the Presidential Debates was an exercise in not being distracted by the “dial-o-meter” at the bottom of the screen. Since the two biggest … Continue reading A Presidential WebSockets Project
A lot of individuals and businesses have legitimate reasons to send out large amounts of email. We understand that, but we still maintain a relatively small quota for mass email … Continue reading Why we have mass emailing policies in place