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Author Archives: sujatad
Azure updates from Build Conference
Am reviewing the Azure updates announced at the Build Conference. There’s a preview of Cloud Shell, available here…… Azure Cosmos DB is Microsoft’s globally distributed, multi-model database. With the click of a button, Azure Cosmos DB enables you to elastically and independently scale throughput and storage across any number of Azure’s geographic regions. More info […]
Microsoft Azure contest
Came across this contest in my twitter feed, #FuelMyAwesome Microsoft wants to know What Gets You In the Code Zone? What fuels your awesome? What favorite snack or music or ritual gets you cranking out that beautiful code? It’s easy to let us know, and there are prizes involved. Just jump on Twitter and tweet […]
MicroServices
Over the years, applications can keep growing, as features get added, to the point that they become quite difficult to manage, and any new change requires a lot of resources both time and people to make that change. The standard design pattern of choice seems to be a monolithic architecture where the components are all […]
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Microsoft Build 2017 Conference
The Microsoft Build 2017 conference started today, and it goes through to May 12th, in Seattle, WA. I tried to catch a few sessions during the day live as possible. Satya Nadela, CEO of Microsoft kicked off the conference with the Mission of Microsoft, which is Empower every person and every organization on the planet […]
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Git
We are in process of moving from our current source code version control tool – Subversion to Git for all our new development. We will continue to use subversion for our previous versions of software. The subversion client that we use is TortoiseSVN. Prior to Subversion we had used Sourcesafe, which we will still use […]
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Choosing the right Javascript framework
Every organization goes through a cycle of reviewing and updating applications that have become dated and harder to maintain. There are many new competing technologies for building responsive web applications, both on the client and server side. A number of javascript frameworks are open source and free, and primarily for building Single Page Applications. Looking […]
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Passed PMP
Whew, I just passed the PMP exam on my first try. I am glad I was able to achieve my goal.
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PMP
I have been a member of PMI® organization for a few years now and Just made the decision to take the PMP exam by end of this year. PMP is most popular industry recognized certification in the area of Project Management. Over the years, I have had to manage various areas of a project right […]
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Cloud Strategy
We began on a journey on a cloud-based integration platform primarily to have greater flexibility and improve deployment speed to market, connect disparate systems across different environments.
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.NET Core is now open source
Microsoft just announced that .NET Core will be open source, including the runtime as well as the framework libraries. .NET Core is a modular development stack that is the foundation of all future .NET platforms It’s already used by ASP.NET 5 and .NET Native. As a .NET developer one was able to build & run […]
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