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[...] can speed up the whole process by getting started in App Studio and then opening your code in Visual Studio. Setting up sections You can now create apps with multiple sections, pulling in information [...]

[...] ADO.NET? Yes, Xamarin provides ADO.NET for the Sqlite database Q) Does the Xamarin Studio / Visual Studio iOS Designer support storyboards? Yes, both Xamarin Studio and Visual Studio support [...]

[...] some selections and then see the command handling for the selections in the Output window of Visual Studio. Wrap up Behaviors are a great way to add functionality to your XAML by using the Blend [...]

[...] Windows everyone is familiar with from their desktop and server use, as well as the Windows Phone and Xbox operating systems. This is really a developer play: The theory goes that, [...]

[...] release creates much cleaner, higher quality code using the MVVM pattern. AppStudio can make Windows Phone 8 apps or universal phone and Windows apps. Remember, you can choose Windows Phone 8 or [...]

[...] run across Windows Phone, iOS and Android. Technically the Windows Phone support is provided by the Microsoft tools; the iOS and Android support is provided by Xamarin. [...]

[...] built-in behaviors in the Blend SDK (WPF and Silverlight) and Behaviors SDK (Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1) let you address a wide range of common scenarios just by hooking up the behaviors in the [...]

[...] of listing LAMP on its own, roll it in with IIS admin, like this: Server Admin Skills: Windows Server 2010-2012, MSQL, Exchange, IIS, LAMP See how that works? You just ensured that the person [...]

[...] reached its end of life, some companies still rely on that platform. And if you think knowing Windows Server 2012 will get you through 2003, think again. The two platforms are vastly different. What [...]

[...] PowerShell has evolved from a mixture of .NET and WMI, to the New-SMBShare introduced in Windows Server 2012, and finally to DSC. This TechEd example really helps to understand how powerful and [...]

[...] process. You want to know what skills they bring to the table. Can they manage Windows Server; do they know Active Directory; how solid are their security skills? The same holds true with [...]

[...] Don’t know what to do with this long weekend? Thankfully, we have a bunch of new courses for you to check out. This week, we released courses on everything from SQL Server to Markdown. [...]

[...] if you are, or want to be, a professional developer. Pluralsight produces hundreds of new courses each year, spanning all kinds of topics. For more information about the essentials of [...]

We have lots for you to learn this weekend. This week, we released courses on everything from Powershell to UX. Here’s a list of the latest and gre [...]

It’s been a full week at Pluralsight, and we’ve got lots to share. Here’s a look at the courses we’ve released this week: Gathering Good Requ [...]

[...] us your guesses in the comments below. Don’t forget, while you’re on vacation, we have mobile apps and an offline player to keep you connected with your favorite courses, no matter where [...]

[...] in its free iTunes app. Stay on track throughout the school year and be sure to check out our mobile apps and offline player to access our library and train on the go. [...]

[...] can bring magic to our lives by serving as a portal into a world full of information. Few mobile apps stand on their own without communicating with other systems. Whether it’s client-server or peer- [...]

[...] for you. This has always been true for customers who take advantage of our offline player and mobile apps, but we wanted to offer an optimized experience for people who like to train directly from [...]