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A beginners’ guide to web development
If you are reading this post, most probably you have some sort of interest in web development, or even you think about starting to learn about web development. In this post, I would like to show you what path you can follow to be a web developer. This is a beginners’ guide to web development f
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Arian Celina
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Updated: 15 Jan 2015
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Microsoft Certifications: Web development path
Microsoft Corporation offers a rich set of possibilities when it comes to education of new and existing software developers. Taking certification exams and certifying your knowledge is one of the best ways to build a solid knowledge base, improve your skills, and get ahead with your career in softwa
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Arian Celina
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Getting Started with PhoneGap: Developing for Windows Phone and Android
With lots of devices and operating systems out there, developing a native application for each of these platforms might not always be an option for many businesses, because of the time, effort and money that would be required to be on all platforms. PhoneGap is one option that could be explored in t
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Rahul P Nath
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Updated: 15 Jan 2015
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Staying up to date with technology developments
For a software developer, staying up to date with technology developments and follow latest trends of software development is of utmost importance. But nowadays, the number of online posts/activities that are competing for our attention has increased exponentially. Dealing with all this load of info
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Algorithms
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Arian Celina
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Updated: 15 Jan 2015
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Windows Phone Series: Bing Maps and Turn-by-Turn Navigation
Many applications today provide features that integrate with users location and provide information on a map based on that. In this blog will see how we can use the Bing maps to show a users current location, search for destination and show route to that location. For this will use Bing maps, and yo
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Rahul P Nath
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Updated: 15 Jan 2015
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KnockoutJS For XAML Developers
After a very long time since I have actually wanted to move out to web development, recently I have started developing a website as part of my personal project, along with a friend of mine. I have been into desktop/mobile development on Microsoft technologies, using XAML for a very long time. Model-
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Rahul P Nath
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Updated: 15 Jan 2015
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Azure Web Sites: Moving Wordpress to Cloud
It’s been almost an year since I have moved to this custom hosted blog and is nearing its renewal with my current host, Godaddy. Now that Azure has full support for Web Sites which enables you to deploy web applications on a scalable and reliable cloud infrastructure and being a FTE(Full Time Employ
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ATL Web Services
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Rahul P Nath
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The most important skill for Software Architects
I trust anyone reading this post title most probably is expecting to see something like UML Design, OOP Design, writing code, etc. I would not consider these in required skills list, these are I would say, mandatory skills for a Software Architect. In my opinion, the most important skills for Softwa
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Arian Celina
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Updated: 15 Jan 2015
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Web services vs. SOA and pretty URL vs. REST
It has been quite a time since Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Representational State Transfer (REST) architectures are around, yet there are some misconceptions about them I hear very often, which I would like to discuss here. 1. Having web services does not mean you have an SOA architectur
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Web Development »
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ATL Web Services
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Arian Celina
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Updated: 15 Jan 2015
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Architecture of web applications
I consider software development more art than exact science, and as such, in software development almost always there is not a single way of solving a problem. Although there are defined best practices, it is a matter of problem being solved and the knowledge of the team that influences most the def
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Arian Celina
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Updated: 15 Jan 2015
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ASP.NET Web API and External Login - Authenticating with Social Networks
The ASP.NET Web API project created from the default template in Visual Studio 2013 comes with an option to choose the Authentication method. The ‘Individual User Accounts’ option of authorization will allow users of your API to authenticate using exisitng their exisitng social networks(
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Security
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Rahul P Nath
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Updated: 15 Jan 2015
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Configuring Unity Container: Comparing Code and Xml Configuration Side by Side
Setting up dependency containers from code is very easy, but not at all the same when done using a configuration file. The project that I am currently working on uses xml configuration for Unity container and I did struggle mapping certain dependencies, so thought of putting this up.To start with I
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Rahul P Nath
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IsRegistered on Unity Container for Generic Type
This post just describes a bug that is there in the Unity (3.5.1404) IoC container, when using the IsRegistered extension method, to check for generic types and a possible fix for it.Unity IoC container provides IsRegistered extension method, that can be used to check whether a registration exists f
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Rahul P Nath
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IoC Registration by Convention
Sometime back we had seen, how to configure the unity container using code/config file and I was using a mix of this in one of my projects. This approach soon became an overhead, as the manual wiring up of registrations is really cumbersome and also error prone. Mostly there were missing registratio
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Rahul P Nath
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Updated: 14 Jan 2015
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Using Repository Pattern for Abstracting Data Access from a Cache and Data Store
A Repository abstracts the persistence logic from the core business logic and allows the data to be accessed as it would have been from an in-memory object collection.Repository Pattern is useful when you want your domain objects(or entities) to be persistence ignorant but yet have the flexibility t
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Desktop Development »
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Rahul P Nath
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Updated: 14 Jan 2015
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Not All That Returns JSON is RESTful: Understanding HATEOAS
Though REST has been around for a very long time, it never came into highlight as RPC/SOAP was what used commonly when building services, abstracting away all the goodness of the underlying protocol(mostly HTTP) and building messages over it, to perform client-server communication. HTTP, an Applicat
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Rahul P Nath
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Updated: 14 Jan 2015
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How to start or enhance your blogging
I have been attempting to be a regular blogger for quite some time. Despite my deep wish to keep the blog running continuously, because of my day to day obligations it wasn’t easy for me to maintain the consistency of writing regularly. As of October 2014, I have committed myself to writing re
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Arian Celina
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Updated: 14 Jan 2015
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Things every programmer should know
Learning process of developers never ends. It is in our DNA to continuously feel the need to learn and self develop. As much as we learn, we have even more to learn. The technology world is moving so fast that to keep the pace and be up to date with cutting edge knowledge, we need to embrace learnin
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Arian Celina
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Updated: 14 Jan 2015
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What do you do when your code has cancer?
One truth about business software applications is that they evolve together with business requirements. From different reasons, sometimes from lack of experience of developers and sometimes from not having enough time to devise good solutions, the code often tends to create some sort of cancer insid
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Arian Celina
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Updated: 14 Jan 2015
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I Found "The Silver Bullet"!
I found the metaphorical Silver Bullet that everyone has been searching for in software development and it worked beautifully on my last project. Unfortunately, I only had one of them. I am pretty sure that I could create another one if I ever have to work with a beast that is similar to my last pro
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General
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Paul M Watt
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Updated: 14 Jan 2015
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