MSDN Magazine Junio 2013
Ya esta disponible la Revista MSDN del mes de Junio 2013
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Los temas de este mes son los siguientes:
SDL: Using the SDL for a LOB Windows 8 App, Part 2
Part 2 of a two-part series, this article examines the design phase of the Secure Development Lifecycle (SDL) and describes its three critical components: developing an attack surface analysis and an attack surface reduction and performing a software architectural risk analysis, or threat model.
Tim Kulp
MVVM: Commands, RelayCommands, EventToCommand
In this article, I would like to take a closer look at one of the important components of any Model-View-ViewModel applications: the command.
Laurent Bugnion
UX By Design: Is UX Investment Worth It?
Join UX expert Billy Hollis to find out how a designing a better user experience for your line-of-business application can increase productivity, revenue, and customer satisfaction and retention as well as decrease training time.
Billy Hollis
Patterns in Practice: Adding Functionality to an Object: Building the Objects
Even with design patterns, eventually, you have to stop building infrastructure and actually implement some functionality. Peter starts to create the SalesOption objects that will add functionality to OrderLine objects when that functionality is needed.
Peter Vogel
Leading LightSwitch: Hello, Colors
Find out how you can use LightSwitch to add some color to your mobile apps to make them more visually appealing.
Jan Van der Haegen
Libro Gratis: Programming Touch Develop App
Microsoft Research anuncia el libro, TouchDevelop—Programming on the Go, disponible para descargar gratuitamente. Este libro es una guía completa sobre cómo utilizar TouchDevelop para escribir aplicaciones productivas que hacen un uso del dispositivo, audio, cámara, sensores, etc.
Download the book for FREE.Download as single file
- touchdevelop – programming on the go book, ~9MB (PDF)
- touchdevelop – programming on the go book, ~9MB (EPUB)
- touchdevelop – programming on the go book, ~11MB (MOBI)
Alternative download option: one file per chapter
- front book chapter
- chapter 1: getting started with touchdevelop book chapter
- chapter 2: the scripting language book chapter
- chapter 3: the wall – using the screen book chapter
- chapter 4: the web book chapter
- chapter 5: audio book chapter
- chapter 6: camera, graphics and video book chapter
- chapter 7: sensors book chapter
- chapter 8: interactions (sms, social, calendar, contacts, location, …) book chapter
- chapter 9: game board book chapter
- chapter 10: tiles and printing book chapter
- appendix A: touchdevelop editor book chapter
- appendix B: touchdevelop services book chapter
- appendix C: touchdevelop datatypes book chapter
- index book chapter
Fuente Microsoft: https://www.touchdevelop.com
Microsoft WebMatrix 3
Ya esta disponible para descargar la nueva versión de WebMatrix 3, la herramienta gratuita de Microsoft para facilitar la construcción de aplicaciones y sitios web con el minimo esfuerzo.
Las novedades de WebMatrix 3 son:
- Crear websites con ASP.NET, PHP, Node.js, HTML5, JavaScript, jQuery, CSS3, etc.
- Permite instalar aplicaciones Open Source de forma rápida y facil con modo Wizard.
- Publicar apps cloud en Windows Azure con pulsar un botón.
- Diseño de website para dispositivos móviles con de plantillas.
- Permite editar websites remotamente con sólo conectarnos al sitio.
- Conexión con Team Foundation Service.
- Source Control con TFS, GitHub y CodePlex.
Además dispone de emuladores para iPhone, iPad y Windows Phone para probar las aplicaciones web en dispositivos moviles y muchas cosas más.
Incluye todo esto para desarrollar en nuestro PC:
- Un entorno de desarrollo .NET
- Un servidor Web ISS 7 Express
- Una base de datos integrada SQL Server Compact
- Integración con herramientas de desarrollo Visual Studio y Expression Web
WebMatrix3: How-To Articles
Video Introducción: Overview WebMatrix Video
MSDN Magazine Mayo 2013
Ya esta disponible la Revista MSDN del mes de Mayo 2013
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Los temas de este mes son los siguientes:
MVVM: Maximizing the Visual Designer’s Usage with Design-Time Data
In his third MVVM article, Laurent Bugnion explains how you can simulate nonstatic data even at design time by tricking the visual designer into executing some design-time-only code.
SDL: Using the SDL for LOB Windows 8 Apps
Part 1 of a two-part series, this article examines the planning phase of the Secure Development Lifecycle (SDL). The article examines how to build security into a Windows Store project, describing how to compile a risk assessment and identify security and privacy requirements.
Patterns in Practice: Adding Functionality to an Object: Loading the Right Classes
In this column, Peter Vogel continues his exploration of implementing the roles pattern in a typical business scenario by using Microsoft’s Managed Extensibility Framework to select and load the SalesOption objects that the design pattern requires.
Leading LightSwitch: Hello, Mobile
Microsoft makes getting started with HTML5 even easier in the latest LightSwitch update.
ALM Rangers: Simplifying the Configuration of Lab Management 2012
Find out how to set up and configure Lab Management 2012 to maximize the benefits of each component and technology involved.
Megathon Windows Abril 2013
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Ya tenemos el nuevo en Megathon de Windows, que se celebra durante el mes de abril, en varias ciudades de España y que este año tratará sobre aplicaciones Windows 8 y WindowsPhone 8, toda la información la teneis disponible aqui.
Lista de ciudades, hay que registrarse para poder asistir, Barcelona y Madrid por desgracia ya esta completo:
MSDN Magazine Abril 2013
Ya esta disponible la Revista MSDN del mes de Abril 2013
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Los temas de este mes son los siguientes:
Microsoft Office: Exploring the JavaScript API for Office: Data Binding and Custom XML Parts
Here’s part 3 of a series of four in-depth walkthroughs exploring the JavaScript API for Office, focusing on data binding and support for working with custom XML parts.
TFS: Building and Validating Windows Store Apps with Team Foundation Service
Learn how to use Team Foundation Service to build your Windows Store apps and validate them using the Windows Apps Certification Kit.
ALM Rangers: A Treasure Hunt Through ALM Readiness
Learn the UX design considerations, coding principles and techniques the ALM Rangers used in developing an instructional Windows Store “treasure map” app to help increase ALM proficiency.
CLR: Classification and Prediction Using Adaptive Boosting
James McCaffrey explain a fascinating technique called adaptive boosting classification, which uses training data to generate a large collection of very simple rules of thumb that are then weighted and combined to improve their predictive quality.
Code Refactoring Videos
Continuando con el tema de refactorización de codigo aqui os dejo otro excelente curso de 18 videos, publicado en YouTube por Derek Banas.
How to write great code that is easy to modify & understand
Listado de todos los videos:
1. How to write great code that is easy to modify & understand, Part I
2. How to write great code that is easy to modify & understand, Part II
3. Using variables to write understandable code
4. Extracting methods, fields, classes and eclipse shortcuts
5. Replacing constructors with Factory Methods and more
6. Simplifying Condicional and Polymorphism
7. Replacing Conditionals with Strategy Pattern
8. Eliminate duplicate code with the Template Method
9. Replace implied primitive trees with the Composite Pattern
10. Revisiting the Builder Desing Pattern
11. Builiding a composite with the Builder Pattern
12. Eliminate large accumulation methods by Extracting Methods
13. Replace conditionals with Command Pattern
14. How and When to use the Adapter Pattern
15. Replace primitives with a class / Improve Type Safety
16. How to move embellishments using the Decorator Pattern
17. Adding functionality with the Visitor Pattern
18. Review of Abstract Factory Pattern
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