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Presented on Windows 8 at Microsoft DreamSpark Yatra 2012 Indore

I always love talking with students. I strongly believe they are having the energy and unbiased aspiration. In order to pursue my love of talking with students on 18th March 2012, I got an opportunity to present at Microsoft DreamSpark Yata 2012 Indore . Event was in DAVV Auditorium, Takshila Campus, Khandwa Road, Indore. Auditorium … Continue reading »

Some Important Points from Design for Windows Phone Developer session from Bijoy Singhal

I attended session of Bijoy Singhal on Design for Windows Phone Developer. I captured some of the points from that session as below IT has been moved from office to home and in between ; Smartphone is not a tiny desktop Phone usage pattern different from desktop You don’t want to create app that wont … Continue reading »

Some Important Points from “SQL Misconceptions” Session from Pinal Dave and Vinod Kumar

I attended session of Pinal Dave and Vinod Kumar on SQL Misconceptions. Few of points from that session is as following SET ROWCOUNT and TOP and OrderBy is not same. Set RowCount , Top and OrdetBy gives different execution plan Misconception is Cluster Index gives the result out in Order. It sort and gives result … Continue reading »

Some Important Points from "Software Kaizen: Kanban explained " session from Stephen Forte

Kaizen-to make better , continuous improvement from the lean manufacturing movement at Toyota Kaizen is the way to self-criticized your work then group work The agile manifesto is statement of values. we value individuals and their view first over processes Agile is about values not rules and rigid adherence process Agile is about embracing change … Continue reading »

How to write and run a C Program in Visual Studio 2010

Today I was recalling good days of language C and got tempted to play around POINTERS, STRUCTURE, and DATA STRUCTURE etc. I started to write some C code and as soon as I started, the first hurdle came that where to write code? I was running on 64 bit Windows 7 machine with Visual Studio … Continue reading »

MongoDB with CSharp

Before you start working with MongoDB using C Sharp, I recommend you to read MongoDB on Windows quick start in 5 minute and download MongoDB for CSharp from here Start MongoDB server If you would have gone through MongoDB on Windows quick start in 5 minute then you know how to start MongoDB server. However … Continue reading »

MongoDB on Windows quick start in 5 minute

In this 5 minute post, we will do quick start for MongoDB on Windows. I will show you the way to connect to MongoDB Server and to start the administrative shell. Very first you need to download 64 bit binaries for Windows 64 bit from here . After downloading unzip downloaded ZIP file at any … Continue reading »

How to work with NuGet?

NuGet is a visual studio extension and you can get it from here. It helps you Add library and tools to visual studio .Net Framework project Remove library and tools to visual studio .Net Framework project Update library and tools to visual studio .Net Framework project NuGet does all the necessary tasks required to work … Continue reading »

Query Methods in Roslyn Syntax API

In previous post I discussed about Roslyn Syntax API: First Look . In pervious approach I traversed manually in Syntax Tree to the Method level and started from Compilation Unit level to get the Method Arguments. Rather than manually navigating the Syntax Tree, you can use LINQ to get the parameter in the function. We … Continue reading »

Roslyn Syntax API: First Look

When BUILD was going on, I blogged ROSLYN: Complier as Service? Recently Microsoft released Roslyn CTP and you can download it from here. You can learn more here In this post, I will focus on Roslyn Syntax API. Syntax Tree is used by the compiler to understand the language constructs. Syntax Tree exposed by Roslyn … Continue reading »

Reading EXCEL FILE in a collection using Open XML SDK 2.0

In my previous article I talked about Inserting in Excel file from C# collection using Open XML SDK 2.0 before you go ahead, I strongly recommend you to read this post. In this post, let us try to do the reverse process. We will read all the rows of Excel file List of Bloggers. Again … Continue reading »

Inserting in Excel file from C# collection using Open XML SDK 2.0

In this post I will show inserting rows in excel file from a c Sharp list using Open XML SDK. Open XML SDK is very useful when you don’t want to or cannot use Microsoft Office InterOP dll. You can download it from below URL http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=5124 Once you download and run the MSI follow the … Continue reading »

ROSLYN: Complier as Service ?

As a developer I see [rather forced to see] Compiler as a black box. It takes certain input and gives respective output. If I remember my college days classical definition of compiler was, “Compiler is system software which converts high level language in machine instructions line by line “ Compilation process follows certain steps, And … Continue reading »

Step by step installation guide to install Windows 8 Developer Preview on Virtual Box

In Microsoft Build conference all we got an opporunity to have a first look on most awaited Windows 8 . Microsoft revealed Developer Preview of Windows 8 on 13th september 2011. Windows 8 is adhering Metro Design Gudielines. Without going much into deep technical discussions on features of Windows 8 , in this post I … Continue reading »

Learn ADO.Net Entity Framework: Performing basic CRUD Operation

In this post I will walkthrough you on performing basic CRUD operation using ADO.Net Entity framework. Database design I am going to use School Database. You can find School database script here . To be precise, I am going perform CRUD operation on only one table Person. Schema of Person table is as below. I … Continue reading »

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