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Monday, 11 March 2013

Visual Studio Web Deployment Tutorial Series Updated for Windows Azure and LocalDB - .NET Web Development and Tools Blog - Site Home - MSDN Blogs

This week we published an updated version of the popular 12-part tutorial series that shows how to deploy an ASP.NET web application with SQL Server databases. Here are links to the new tutorials, with notes about what's in them and what's new: Introduction Overview of the series, prerequisites, download and run the sample application.

SAP Hana One Promo - $120 AWS Credit

AWS customers who are new to SAP Hana One on the AWS Marketplace will receive $120 of AWS Promotion Credit if they use at least 10 hours of SAP Hana One between February 18 and March 31, 2013. Visit the SAP Hana One product page on Marketplace to learn more.

Announcing AWS Elastic Beanstalk for Node.js

Elastic Beanstalk for Node.js supports a wide number of configuration settings to help you customize the environment for your application. You can easily configure HTTP or TCP load balancing, configure the version and command to launch your Node.js application, and improve performance by offloading static content handling to Apache or Nginx.

Orchard

Last September we could be part of the awesome Orchard Harvest, the first Orchard conference. The next Harvest is not so far: it's nearing us as it will take place in June and now in Europe, in Amsterdam! Sign up for more information or vote for the schedule on the new Orchard Harvest website!

No, this isn't the new 8.6-inch Samsung Galaxy Note 3: It's one of the earliest Apple iPhone prototypes, dating back to early 2005. These images, sourced by Ars Technica, come from an Apple employee who worked on a few hardware projects in the early 2000s.

People - our users - are central to everything at Twitter. Users read, retweet, favorite, and compose tweets. They follow other users and search for what's meaningful to them. The user is the primary agent of the Twitter experience, in all its varieties.

SymfonyLive Portland 2013: First speakers announced Symfony Live Portland 2013 is coming soon! We're very pleased and excited to co-locate this event with DrupalCon and WebVisions, it's going to be really huge, don't miss it! The Schedule Great news, we've selected the first speakers for Symfony Live Portland!

Google Summer of Code Meetups, Episode 1: Colombo, Sri Lanka

Get ready to pay more for video games. The PS4 and Xbox 720 are going to be big powerful machines, but taking advantage of that hardware is going to require some serious money. As the next generation of video game systems near launch, rumors of a price hike are bubbling to the surface.

Migrating ANIDs to Windows Phone 8

Applications connecting to SQL Server sometimes experience connections breaks due back-end failures. In general, they tend to be uncommon in LAN environment and more frequent in WAN topologies, when connectivity tends to be challenged by geographically dispersed links. The introduction of Windows Azure SQL Database (WASD), which is a cloud-based SQL Server, added new availability and reliability challenges to the connectivity space.

Here's how it works. Founders enter email address and other info such as company name, board of directors and more into Clerky. Clerky then emails all the founders and involved parties, and in a few clicks everyone can digitally sign and date everything. Clerky handles all paperwork with the Secretary of State of Delaware.

We are already aware that our every move online is tracked, aggregated and analysed. But you couldn't have known how much Facebook can learn about you from the smallest of social interactions - a "like". Researchers from the University of Cambridge designed a simple machine-learning system to predict Facebook users' personal information and traits based solely on which pages they had liked.

"It's like having a falcon return to the arm of any person equipped to receive it, instead of to the same static perch every time. About 98 percent of the world's land area lies within 900 nautical miles of ocean coastlines.

This is cross-posted from the new home of the Ocean of Awareness blog. ] The latest version of Marpa takes parsing "whipitupitude" one step further. You can now go straight from a BNF description of your language, and an input string, to an abstract syntax tree (AST).

Only 11 percent of all engineers in the U.S. are women, according to Department of Labor. The situation is a bit better among computer programmers, but not much. Women account for only 26 percent of all American coders. There are any number of reason for this, but we may have overlooked one.

Of course, the original docs are written in pod, and I would really like to distribute the translation with PDL itself. However, Vera has not expressed any interest in distributing these docs as pod, possibly because she (he?) would actually like to drive some viewers to his (her?) site.

This is an attempt to succinctly list all the different problems perceived with CPAN, and give them a name. No attempt at proposing solutions, or structuring a taxonomy / priority list, but data gathering. Following Brendan's post on the four major problems with CPAN, and other posts recently, I've been thinking a lot about the general topic, and clearly so have many others.

We are excited to announce our stellar lineup of guest keynote speakers for Imagine 2013! They are all masters of their art and leaders in their industries. They will offer the Imagine audience a range of fresh perspectives on topics both within and beyond commerce.

We are excited to announce that the new Arduino GSM Shield is ready to be shipped allowing Arduino boards (Uno, MEGA and Leonardo) to explore the wonders of adding a GPRS/GSM connection to interactive projects.

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