Model-View-ViewModel is an architectural pattern mainly used in WPF, Silverlight and WP7 development whose aim is to virtually remove all the code-behind from the View layer. Interactive Designers can focus on UX needs using XAML and create bindings to the ViewModel, which is written and maintained by application developers. MVVM is a specific implementation of [...]
READ MORE »L’Università di Berkley, in California, ha attivato il corso online “Software Engineering for Software as a Service”. Il corso fa parte di un’iniziativa che coinvolge diverse università americane e che intende portare gratuitamente sul Web gli insegnamenti accademici di diverse facoltà. via Programmazione.it :: Un corso online gratuito su Agile e SaaS.
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Miguel set the point about Mono and Xamarin for this 2011: WTF, giant steps! via Mono in 2011 – Miguel de Icaza.
READ MORE »Becoming a better programmer is not for the faint of heart. It’s easy to succumb to boredom, the sunny outdoors, and women (or men) but if you’re up for the challenge, the real deal, then this is for you. via Becoming a pale, pasty programmer | Life in the Shell.
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READ MORE »In a scene straight out of Bizarro World, Apple’s lawyers are crying foul about Samsung and recent Google acquisitions Motorola’s allegedly ‘anticompetitive’ use of patents. A-ha, it’s sad when your enemies beat you to your own game… I hate patents, or better, this kind of wild run to patent ever piece of tech shit, but [...]
It sounds good to say that you shall not and will not release code with bugs – that your team has “zero bug tolerance”. It makes for a nice sound bite. It sounds responsible. And it sounds right. But let’s look carefully at what this really means. via Zero Bug Tolerance Intolerance | [...]
Just a reminder for this very interesting project. See at CodeProject article.
“Apple didn’t release the first tablet computer or even come up with the idea for tablet computing itself. If anything, Microsoft, and Bill Gates in particular, were championing tablet computers years before the iPad was released. In this video clip from the first All Things D conference in 2003, former Apple CEO Steve Jobs explains [...]
How to ruin young people… via C# for Sharp Kids.
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