One of the most fun things as a software developer is building really awesome components and APIs that other developers will use. With the current popularity of Github that capitalizes on this love, …
[MSBuild output] CSC : fatal error CS2008: No inputs specified
Today I was setting up an automated build using TeamCity and came across an issue where the build of the solution kept failing. The only reason that was given was this: [MSBuild output] CSC : …
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IE11 Brings Long-Awaited, All-New Developer Tools for Single Page Apps
Today at Build 2013, Microsoft announced IE11 that ships with Windows 8.1. Actually, before I go any further, I want to say that they should have named this release Internet Explorer 12. Like a smart …
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How the Xbox One lost me, and then won me back with 24-Hour DRM and the cloud.
I love my Xbox 360. Or, 360s, I should say. I've had 4 over the last 8 years with some dying and some traded in for newer models. I'm an Xbox fan, but mostly, I'm a fan of technology and progress …
IE10 on Windows 7: Happiness for the Web
Today is a great day for the Web. IE10 has officially been released for Windows 7 (Sorry, XP, you're what, 12 years old now?). This release will play a significant role in getting the majority of …
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Thoughts on Internet Explorer in 2013
Recently I was re-awarded for my third year as a Microsoft MVP for the IE category focusing on web development. I occasionally joke (no offence, IE team!), that IE is the least fun category for an …
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