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How far can XNA take you in game development? Find out what seven experts in the game development industry have to say.
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(10/05/07)
Harness the power of SQL Server Management Objects to create, document, and manage your SQL Server databases.
(10/01/07)
Microsoft's XNA Game Studio Express gives you powerful game tools, and the ability to create games for both Windows and Xbox 360.
(09/24/07)
Decisions, decisions. How do you add code to your InfoPath forms or decide whether putting code in them is even necessary? Learn the basics to decide what's right for your forms.
(09/20/07)
Visual Studio's code analysis feature offers hidden extensibility opportunities for writing custom security code review rules.
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There's a lot more to Vista than the .NET 3.0 framework. The new OS offers interesting and useful new features for developers—and we've rounded them up for you. From new application types, to new OS-supported security, logging, and service-hosting features, explore Vista's bounty in this Special Report.
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(09/17/07)
Start becoming familiar with the different areas of LINQ with the Microsoft Visual Studio "Orcas" Beta.
(09/14/07)
This handy control gives you everything you need to control how users input usernames, passwords, select servers, and choose connection types.
(09/12/07)
Imagine giving a presentation from your cellphone! Learn how to write a PowerPoint clicker application for your Bluetooth-enabled Windows Mobile device.
(09/06/07)
Follow this case study to unlock the data your company has in isolated spreadsheets by publishing it in SharePoint lists.
(09/05/07)
The Microsoft Silverlight browser plug-in enables developers to host Rich Internet Applications (RIAs), which feature animation, vector graphics, and video playback. Find out how to get started with Silverlight, and acquire a feel for this new type of development.
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Bungie Jumps Microsoft's Ship
In a surprising move, Microsoft's most lucrative game developer goes private, days after Halo 3, "one of the biggest entertainment properties in history" ships.
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Microsoft Partially Opens .NET
Later this year, the company plans to let developers look at the source code for its popular .NET Framework. But is it too little too late?
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Is Java Full of 'CRAP'?
Now there's a metric that will
quantitatively prove just how "CRAP"-y a particular piece of code really is.
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CERT Fortifies Code Analysis
Everyone talks about secure code, but CERT and its partners are doing something about it: Working to effectively automate code-checking.
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SAP Readies New Developer Perks
Eager to expand its developer community, the enterprise software giant will unveil a new licensing option at its TechEd '07 conference next week.
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