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Register now for DevWeek 2010
The schedule and speakers for DevWeek 2010 have been announced – topics include .NET 4.0, Visual Studio 2010, ASP.NET 4.0, SQL Server 2008 R2, Windows Azure, and C# 4.0.
If you register by 19th February you can save up to £100.
www.devweek.com
Microsoft has announced pay-as-you-go and contract payment models for its Windows Azure cloud computing service.
The 2009.1 release of Perforce’s Software Configuration Management (SCM) system has support for previewing web pages and multimedia files.
iTrinegy AppQoS LIVE! provides application performance monitoring within a single CD/USB disk and is designed to bring the power of a dedicated appliance-based monitor to your computer.
The RubyMine IDE offers advanced support for Ruby on Rails coding, Graphical Ruby and Rails Debugger, tight VCS integration and a GUI-based test runner.
The programme for the third annual Software Architect conference, which takes place in London at the end of September, has been announced.
JetBrains’ TeamCity lets you set up a build server for your projects within minutes and provides out of the box continuous unit testing, code quality analysis, and early reporting on build problems.
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Five Hibernate and JPA anti-patterns, plus tips on how to prevent problems with O/R mappers.
This article describes both the architectural challenges that are inherent in implementing “Engineering in the Cloud” and an architecture that we call “Engineering Software + Services”.
How can you create a multitude of instances without having to pay the cost of instantiating each object? Garfield Moore introduces and discusses an appropriate design pattern.
Puzzled by WF? Wonder what it’s all for? Richard Blewett takes the mystery out of Windows Workflow.
Azure is Microsoft’s new programming paradigm, and Harry Fairhead investigates how much cloud there is in cloud computing.
Neal Ford argues that small is still beautiful, and if you are writing long methods then it’s time to think “refactor”
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