Microsoft has burgeoned since its start in 1975. From the beginning to the present, Microsoft's mission and values are to help people and businesses throughout the world realize their full potential. I am still working in this amazing company and proud of it. Last year was very fun, I attended company meeting first time, switched from iPhone to Windows Phone, purchased surface 2 to my parents and was really excited about MSFT. More...
Bitcoin is an anonymous digital currency in entire new economy. No banks, no federal reserve. 10 bitcoins created every 10 minutes. Bitcoin is not real money, because it is invisible form of currency without the intermediation of a central authority. It's an online "currency"—virtual tokens that can be exchanged for goods and services at places that accept it, the same way you'd give someone a dollar for a cookie. But unlike a dollar, a Bitcoin has no serial number or any possible mechanism that could be used to trace it back to a buyer or seller. This makes it attractive to drug dealers and/or privacy advocates. Own send or mind bitcoin. Why do I need this? More...
How to answer on the question: "How much and when?". Requirements gathering is an essential part of any project and project management. Understanding fully what a project will deliver is critical to its success. This may sound like common sense, but surprisingly it's an area that is often given far too little attention. Why process is critical? Is effective communication is more important than hard work? Like any people-centered business activity, software requirements development is difficult. When software pros team up with their business counterparts to specify exactly what the planned application should and should not do, mistakes are hard to avoid. These terms mean essentially the same thing. But requirements elicitation is preferred because it more accurately describes the challenging, back-and-forth conversation that must take place among stakeholders to specify an application's needs effectively. By contrast, requirements gathering suggests that requirements are fully formed and ready to be discovered, which, of course, is not the case. The idea that software requirements development is a simple, linear process is part of an outdated mindset, where "you ask people what they want and then build an application with the requested features". More...
People who like to read and want to improve English skills can use cool online services like Engaging English. Non-native speakers like myself can use it as resource for online reading that offers daily, high-quality reading practice. Engaging English web site focused on your improvement for better reading, they help you read and improve more effectively, and also help you better track, appreciate your progress. As you improve, they help you keep reading at the edge of your skill level, maintaining this amount of challenge can help you improve more efficiently. For effective use, you need a basic level of reading proficiency. They are not a reading program or test prep course, and they do not give any instruction on how to read, however Engaging English is an online service that promotes high-quality practice and more active reading over time, they help you become the best reader possible to enhance your opportunities. I am not native American and I know that I need to improve my English and communication skills that is why I think it is best resource for me.More...
When you want to reach right audience, for example software developers you need to know what company to use. In my personal opinion the best option is Developer Media. If you think that developer marketing need to be done right you can ask for help from tech marketing experts - the world's leading developer marketing group. Or if you want to monetize your own blog and you want to get software ads instead of spam. Developer Media company focusing only on app/software developers with very specific auditory. This is really cool option for you when you got a new software product launch and want advertise on 400 influential, high-quality online communities, blogs, publishers, and websites for developers and IT professionals that connect technology influencers and innovators. The company’s sites include CodeProject (codeproject.com), CodePlex (codeplex.com), AspAlliance (aspalliance.com), CodeCall (codecall.net), Scott Hanselman's Computer Zen (hanselman.com) and others. More...
I have been using Microsoft developers software as long as I can remember, and I am really impressed at how Microsoft manages to create a products like .NET Framework, Visual Studio, Windows that are universally excellent. For example, I have been using Visual Studio to learn programming, and it’s continuously improving and solving software industry problems even better with each new version. Visual studio 2013 innovative features for greater developer productivity, support for Windows 8.1 app development, web development advances, debugging and optimization improvements for native and managed code, and expanded ALM capabilities. It enable Edit and Continue for 64-bit, support for asynchronous debugging (when using VS 2013 on Windows 8.1, not older Windows releases) for C#, VB, JavaScript and C++ developers. .Net 4.5.1 also adds performance improvements for apps running on multi-core machines, C++11 standards support, including features like delegating constructors, raw string literals, explicit conversion operators and variadic templates, also new support for Git built is added to Visual Studio and TFS. Visual Studio 2013 has Git built in and ready for you to work with new or existing Git projects, no matter where you want to work: locally, on TFS (service or on-premises ), or with another service such as CodePlex or GitHub. This article is just about preview version of VS2013 and I don't know visual studio 2013 release date. More...
What are the things you will do differently as a developer? The most successful developers work differently. Some are born with natural talent, but others have worked incredibly hard at it. How? They prepare. They train. They constantly experiment and adapt. In this post I am going to show what they do differently and why it works. Talented, highly skilled people don’t take big risks, yet they still manage to accomplish big things. The key to improvement is making small, smart changes, evaluating the results, discarding what does not work, and further refining what does work from early product definition and scoping to detailed specification, implementation and roll-out phases. When you constantly modify and refine something you already do well, you can do it even better. More...