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This week Agile Design introduced its .NET interface for SSAS Cubes, which was designed to allow .NET developers to be able to access SSAS cubes using the .NET language integrated query interface, which is called LINQ. The SSAS Entity Framework Provider provides business intelligence projects with agility and the strength of SSAS and the .NET […]

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This is the third article where I will tell you about a couple of new programming methods that can help you make your code simpler and safer. How to Make Fewer Errors at the Stage of Code Writing. Part N3. Abstract This is the third article where I will tell you about a couple of […]

Introduction In this article, we will explore vectorizing the pixel alphablending code in my earlier article. I believe most C/C++ programmers have tinkered with SIMD instructions like MMX and Streaming SIMD Extensions 2 (SSE) or even Advanced Vector Extensions (AVX). Most programmers, I believe, gave up after their first SIMD attempt, after that effort produced […]

With Microsoft’s Windows Azure being the latest software to include support for open source applications, Microsoft continues to advance and support open source technology. Azure isn’t the only Microsoft software that will support open source apps–the company has just announced that they will be allowing developers to create open source applications for the new Windows […]

Since Microsoft Azure was released back in Febuary 2010. Microsoft has made many improvements to its Azure platform stage service for developers and users. The company has made some recent tweeks to the Azure platform service to include new signup processes, the monitoring of free trial periods and a new capacity level of 150GB at […]

Microsoft has this week announced updates to their SkyDrive API which includes support for third party apps. The company has struggled with the challenge of making their SkyDrive API popular with developers. SkyDrive has been in the shadows of other APIs with the same features, and programs such as Drop Box, and Box.net have made […]

As everyone is well aware, HTML5 video is still new to mobile developers. A lot of major companies have made the mistake of making ther own in-home solutions for HTML5 mobile video streaming. The problem that many companies are having is due to the fact that not all new devices can stream video correctly with […]

Introduction You may read the previous post here. This time we’ll take error samples from various famous projects to stress their prevalence. The errors I’m going to demonstrate here were found with the help of the PVS-Studio analyzer during a relatively large term. I have informed developers of almost all of the projects about the […]

To some developers, Windows 8 looks like the Frankenstein monster of operating systems, with part of the monster being made of Win32/Desktop, and the other half made of WinRT/Metro. If the two parts are able to work together, with the whole being superior to the individual parts, that will be great, but what if instead, […]

This week Microsoft announced the release of Silverlight 5, which is now available for download from the Silverlight website. Silverlight 5 is unique in that it may be the last major update for the software, which is used by .NET developers to create rich, interactive standalone and browser-based apps. With support for PivotViewer and RichTextblock […]

Introduction I have always been fascinated with programs like DVD Fab, or XiliSoft. I literally have millions of DVDs. I am a movie freak. Now, I have many imported DVDs of movies I can remember from when I was just a little boy. The problem is: not every one puts the DVD back into its […]