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Feature Management Simplified: A Deep Dive into Feature Boards | Matt Wicks & Lars Klint April 26, 2024 Join SSW’s Solution Architect Matt Wicks as he dives into the world of feature management with Microsoft Azure MVP, Lars Klint, at NDC Sydney 2024. Explore the innovative approach of feature boards, shifting the responsibility from developers…

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3 Minutes with ASP.NET 5: Where’s my Cheese?

ASP.NET 5 (formerly known as ASP.NET vNext), along with .NET Core, is Microsoft’s ground-up rewrite of the .NET Framework. It is designed specifically for modern cross-platform web-application development and involves a number of breaking changes and new concepts that the .NET developer will need to be aware of. Configuration The first major change that most…

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How to make web applications with AngularJS and ASP.NET MVC | Dev SuperPowers Episode #7 | Ben Cull

Watch Ben Cull write some code as he transforms a rigid MVC web application into a dynamic pleasure using AngularJS. AngularJS is a client-side javascript framework that enables the creation of impressively dynamic user interfaces. It strives to remove the tedium of manipulating DOM elements by abstracting many common functions such as showing/hiding, updating content…

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Web API | Dev Superpowers Episode #2 | David Burela

SSW TV is happy to present Episode 2 of the Dev Superpower series. In this episode, David Burela takes us through adding Web Api to an ASP .NET MVC website. David will show you how to expose your data in a standard way with Web Api, making it available for other applications to consume. Sign up now to…

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Writing Mobile Sites – Lessons learned and top tips for web developers

Adam Stephensen, Solution Architect at SSW, caught up with Dino Esposito, Technical Evangelist at JetBrains, to discuss the lessons learnt building mobile apps and sites. Many of today’s users are on the web via mobile devices, yet too many web sites are neither optimized nor adapted to render on multiple devices. Too many developers think…

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