Mikhail Shcherbakov presented on the diagnostic and debugging tools in Visual Studio 2015. He discussed the performance and diagnostics hub with features like PerfTips, memory usage, CPU usage, and application timeline. He also covered the unit testing tools including the extensible unit test framework, unit test isolation, and IntelliTest. Finally, he outlined debugging tools such as cross-platform debugging support, lambda expressions in the watch window, new breakpoint configuration experience, and the new exception window.
The document provides tips and recommendations for mobile development for startups. It discusses the importance of collaboration on teams, creating prototypes and MVPs, understanding user experience, using version control and code reviews, automating processes, choosing native vs hybrid development, selecting backend technologies, and writing clean and solid code. The document emphasizes the need for concise, clear messaging and recommends resources for further information.
Benefits of using open source software (oss)MarkupBox
Open source software provides a community-based approach to software development where anyone can modify and distribute code. This is unlike proprietary software where intellectual property restrictions apply. Some key benefits of open source software include lower costs since it is often free, avoidance of vendor lock-in, flexibility in deployment without licensing restrictions, and adaptability to customize features to specific needs. Open source software also faces less risk of obsolescence since the community continues to develop and improve it over time.
IntelliJ IDEA is an integrated development environment that provides a source code editor, built-in automation tools, debugger, and support for multiple programming languages including Java, PHP, Python, and SQL. It displays the current application status and IDE state, allows undoing actions, and prevents errors by showing warnings in a dedicated area. Shortcuts and menus allow commenting or uncommenting code with flexibility and efficient use.
The document discusses open source software (OSS). It defines OSS as software distributed with source code that allows anyone to modify or distribute the software. It provides examples of popular OSS like Linux, Apache, and MySQL. It outlines benefits of OSS like cost savings, quality, and accessibility of the source code. Licensing models for OSS like GPL and BSD are also summarized.
20080531 Intro To Dependency Injection & Inversion Of Controldonnfelker
Donn Felker will present on dependency injection and inversion of control. He has 8 years of experience developing enterprise solutions and various technical certifications. He will define dependencies and dependency injection, discuss the pros and cons of dependency injection, and demonstrate examples of dependency injection and inversion of control using a custom dependency container and the Microsoft Unity container. Resources from the presentation will be made available on his blog.
This document discusses mobile application development tools and processes. It provides information on native and web-based mobile application types. It also describes several multi-platform tools for developing mobile apps, including RhoMobile, PhoneGap, Appcelerator, MoSync and WidgetPad. The document outlines the Android application development process, covering tools like ADT Bundle and Android Studio as well as debugging, testing, and publishing apps. It provides guidance on creating Android Virtual Devices and running apps on real devices.
This document provides an overview of iOS development using Swift and Xcode. It discusses the core components of Swift like variables, functions, classes, and error handling. It also covers the main iOS frameworks like UIKit for building user interfaces with elements like view controllers, table views, and image views. Design patterns like MVC and Observer are explained as general solutions to common software problems. The document recommends using Xcode, Apple's integrated development environment, for iOS development as it is only available on Mac systems.
Mikhail Shcherbakov presented on the diagnostic and debugging tools in Visual Studio 2015. He discussed the performance and diagnostics hub with features like PerfTips, memory usage, CPU usage, and application timeline. He also covered the unit testing tools including the extensible unit test framework, unit test isolation, and IntelliTest. Finally, he outlined debugging tools such as cross-platform debugging support, lambda expressions in the watch window, new breakpoint configuration experience, and the new exception window.
The document provides tips and recommendations for mobile development for startups. It discusses the importance of collaboration on teams, creating prototypes and MVPs, understanding user experience, using version control and code reviews, automating processes, choosing native vs hybrid development, selecting backend technologies, and writing clean and solid code. The document emphasizes the need for concise, clear messaging and recommends resources for further information.
Benefits of using open source software (oss)MarkupBox
Open source software provides a community-based approach to software development where anyone can modify and distribute code. This is unlike proprietary software where intellectual property restrictions apply. Some key benefits of open source software include lower costs since it is often free, avoidance of vendor lock-in, flexibility in deployment without licensing restrictions, and adaptability to customize features to specific needs. Open source software also faces less risk of obsolescence since the community continues to develop and improve it over time.
IntelliJ IDEA is an integrated development environment that provides a source code editor, built-in automation tools, debugger, and support for multiple programming languages including Java, PHP, Python, and SQL. It displays the current application status and IDE state, allows undoing actions, and prevents errors by showing warnings in a dedicated area. Shortcuts and menus allow commenting or uncommenting code with flexibility and efficient use.
The document discusses open source software (OSS). It defines OSS as software distributed with source code that allows anyone to modify or distribute the software. It provides examples of popular OSS like Linux, Apache, and MySQL. It outlines benefits of OSS like cost savings, quality, and accessibility of the source code. Licensing models for OSS like GPL and BSD are also summarized.
20080531 Intro To Dependency Injection & Inversion Of Controldonnfelker
Donn Felker will present on dependency injection and inversion of control. He has 8 years of experience developing enterprise solutions and various technical certifications. He will define dependencies and dependency injection, discuss the pros and cons of dependency injection, and demonstrate examples of dependency injection and inversion of control using a custom dependency container and the Microsoft Unity container. Resources from the presentation will be made available on his blog.
This document discusses mobile application development tools and processes. It provides information on native and web-based mobile application types. It also describes several multi-platform tools for developing mobile apps, including RhoMobile, PhoneGap, Appcelerator, MoSync and WidgetPad. The document outlines the Android application development process, covering tools like ADT Bundle and Android Studio as well as debugging, testing, and publishing apps. It provides guidance on creating Android Virtual Devices and running apps on real devices.
This document provides an overview of iOS development using Swift and Xcode. It discusses the core components of Swift like variables, functions, classes, and error handling. It also covers the main iOS frameworks like UIKit for building user interfaces with elements like view controllers, table views, and image views. Design patterns like MVC and Observer are explained as general solutions to common software problems. The document recommends using Xcode, Apple's integrated development environment, for iOS development as it is only available on Mac systems.
Android development training programme Day 1DHIRAJ PRAVIN
The document provides an overview of the Android architecture and its core components. It describes Android as a software stack consisting of layers including the Linux kernel, native libraries, the Dalvik Virtual Machine, application framework, and applications. It explains each layer's role and provides examples of important libraries and framework components. The document also introduces the basic structure of an Android application project and the different Android app components like activities, services, content providers and broadcast receivers.
Null Mumbai Meet_Android Reverse Engineering by Samrat Dasnullowaspmumbai
Android Reverse Engineering by Samrat Das
Abstract
• Intro to Reverse Engineering
• Short walkthough with Windows RE
• Introduction to Mobile Security Assessments
• Dalvik Virtual Machine vs JVM
• APK Walkthrough
• Components of Android
• Steps of Reverse Engineering Android Applications
• Hands-on demos on manual reversing of android apps
• Introduction to APPuse VM for droid assessments
• Detecting developer backdoors
• Creating Infected Android Applications
• Anti-Reversing | Obfuscation
This document provides an overview of the Linux development environment and its components. It discusses how Linux benefits programmers through open source collaboration and access to code. Embedded systems are highlighted as a major application area for Linux due to its customizability and low memory usage. The key components of a Linux development platform are outlined, including editors, compilers, linkers, debuggers, version control systems, and documentation tools.
Developer Experience (DX) for UX ProfessionalsIan Jennings
Ian Jennings presents at the Austin UXPA meetup on November 12, 2019 at Visa.
Developer Experience (DX) is the equivalent to User Experience (UX) when the user of the software or system is a developer. Sure, the science is the same, but this talk will teach you why developer experience is gaining traction as a new field. Between APIs, SDKs, code, documentation, demos, CLIs, tutorials, and developer portals, DX is a whole new beast. Learn about the emergence of Developer Experience, the similarities and differences between UX an DX, and the tools you need to apply your UX experience toward the field of DX.
Speaker Bio:
Ian Jennings is the founder of Haxor, a developer experience testing platform based in Austin TX. Haxor tests and measures APIs, SDKs, and developer products with on-demand feedback from real developers. Previously Ian co-founded developer meetup platform Hacker League (acquired by Mashery and Intel) before spending 6 years at PubNub establishing their developer experience strategy. He also operates DevPort, a developer portfolio site populated by thousands of developers.
Several frameworks for desktop app development are available these days, such as Cocoa and Microsoft Visual Studio. However, there’s only one framework that you can use to create a multi-platform application. This framework is called Electron, and it’s what you’ll learn about here.
- Android is an open source operating system developed by Google that is used primarily for touchscreen mobile devices like smartphones and tablets. It is based on the Linux kernel and allows developers to write code using Java or Kotlin.
- The Android architecture consists of libraries and APIs on top of the Linux kernel, including a Dalvik virtual machine that executes applications. Apps are built using activities, fragments, intents and other components defined in the Android manifest file.
- Becoming an Android developer provides good career prospects with average salaries for entry-level positions around 3 lakhs per year in India. While Android has a huge user base, developing for its diverse ecosystem of devices can be challenging compared to platforms like iOS.
Presentation at Android Builders Summit 2012.
Based on the experience of working with ODM companies and SoC vendors, this session would discuss how to figure out the performance hotspot of certain Android devices and then improve in various areas including graphics and boot time. This session consists of the detailed components which seem to be independent from each other in traditional view. However, the situation changes a lot in Android system view since everything is coupled in a mass. Three frequently mentioned items in Android engineering are selected as the entry points: 2D/3D graphics, runtime, and boot time. Audience: Developers who work on Android system integration and platform enablement.
Top 13 best front end web development tools to consider in 2021Samaritan InfoTech
List & Comparison of Top Web Development Tools with Features & Pricing. Select The Best Front End Tool for Web Development Based on This Detailed Review, Web Development Tools helps the developers to work with a variety of technologies. Web Development Tools should be able to provide faster mobile development at lower costs.
Visit On:- https://www.samaritaninfotech.com
Reviewing the Security of ASoC Drivers in Android KernelShakacon
The ALSA System on Chip (ASoC) provides a common architecture for chip vendors to develop drivers for their sound SoCs and codecs. It is also the core management of sound drivers in Android kernel. Compare with the well-known libstagefright library, the ASoC driver works in kernel space and talk to up level media libraries through HAL, thus it plays a much more important role, it is the real heart of the whole Android media service.
However, few vulnerabilities have been disclosed on this part on Android before our research (starting from the middle of 2016). There are multiple reasons: The ALSA project has almost twenty years history and most bugs may have been killed in the past few years in main linux kernel; Developers become more and more familiar with the project thus not easy to introduce bunch of new bugs; The standard of coding style, testing flow and code review processes guaranteed the quality, and this is often what the open source projects benefits.
But what if this old project meets with the much younger Android OS? The situation is really out of my expectation. With a total review of the ASoC implementation and combining effective fuzzing tools, I was able to disclose dozens of bugs in Android ASoC drivers. These bugs includes the type of normal OOBs, the stack overflows, the heap overflows, race conditions and the use-after-free/double-frees. And what comes out more interesting is that, these bugs were introduced from several different channels: chip vendors, device manufacturers, and the ALSA project maintainers.
This proves me the fact that the ASoC driver in Android kernel is a completely vulnerable but overlooked attack surface.
This document discusses the benefits of paying for enterprise open source software like Red Hat Linux over building it yourself or using unpaid community versions. It argues that paid solutions provide support, security updates, and consistency that save time and reduce costs compared to unpaid alternatives. Data from an IDC study is presented showing organizations that used Red Hat saved 35% on operations costs over 3 years and achieved a 368% ROI within 5 months compared to unpaid solutions.
Max flash based code quality is there a canary in your coal mine-Xavier Agnetti
Dive into the depths of code quality by learning about the main
rules around dead code, code optimization, security, multi-screen
development as well as language and framework specific smells.
We will explore different techniques to streamline your personal and
team development workflow in regards to code quality and team best
practices by using FlexPMD seamlessly in your development and
continuos integration environments.
Discover how you can tune FlexPMD by modifying and adding custom
rules to reinforce your team practices in a healthy, effective and
transparent manner.
This document provides an overview of key concepts from the textbook "Software Engineering: A Practitioner's Approach" by Roger S. Pressman. It discusses software's dual role as both a product that transforms information and a vehicle for delivering computing potential. It also covers the differences between software and hardware, the evolution of software engineering as a discipline, common software engineering phases like definition, development and support, myths that can affect managers, customers and practitioners, and more. The document presents high-level information on fundamental software engineering topics in a structured manner.
A Software Problem (and a maybe-solution)YangJerng Hwa
The document discusses problems in the software engineering field and proposes solutions. It identifies 4 main problems: 1) unsophisticated users require requirements analysts to create specifications, 2) non-programmers require programmers to develop minimally viable programs from specifications, 3) non-systems engineers require engineers to modify programs for scalability, and 4) a lack of standards leads to inefficient development. The document proposes addressing these by developing: A) a shared data structure, B) a user interface, C) a platform for minimal programs, D) software to generate standards-compliant applications, and E) framework extensions to guide further development. Ultimately, the document argues that vertically integrating software development from startups to enterprises could help solve large
Android app development is still holding the reins of the market. If your preferred android app development company utilizes the tools elucidated here, your next project will be a guaranteed success.
The document provides an introduction and overview of the Virtual Classroom mobile app project. The 14-day project aims to create an app that allows students and teachers to share educational study materials. Key features include creating virtual classrooms, uploading content, and admin access. Technical requirements include Android Studio, Java, and hosting on a free server. Screenshots show mockups of the planned user interface.
This document provides a resume for Supratik Saha. It includes his contact information, objectives, work experience in software development and as an IT faculty, academics including a B.Tech degree, skills in programming languages and tools, projects worked on, and personal details. The resume demonstrates over 4 years of experience in roles such as software engineer, team leader, and IT faculty with a focus on software development using languages like C, C++, Java, and technologies including Linux, databases, and networks.
If you are a passionate Flutter developer and want to enhance your development process, here are the top 7 Flutter app development tools you should know today.
In this presentation, we introduce you to 7 amazing Flutter tools that help you to understand why these tools have attained such massive popularity in the tech world.
The IDE for web development is a powerful tool that provides several app development features such as auto-completion software development, grammar checker, app developers near me debugger, ability to offer hire flutter developer recommendations, ability to see a live ios app devs web page in the a software developers IDE to better understand the software company near me output, and more. There is no predefined set of software developers near me features that you should include in your app developers near me IDE arsenal. I prefer to think of good coders integrated app development environments as a top web designers helping hand; the more software developers az features they provide app development phoenix, the easier it is for idata scientists programmers to create top app development code
This document summarizes an Android design course presented by Yonatan Levin. It discusses:
1. The history and goals of the course, which aims to teach designers and developers how to better integrate and communicate through hands-on lessons and a hackathon.
2. Logistics of the course including its schedule over multiple sessions and expectations for watching online videos between lessons.
3. Key technical concepts in Android design like using density-independent pixels (dp) to account for different screen densities, providing multiple versions of assets, and naming conventions.
Cloud and Big Data technologies are being one of the major core components for building modern web applications and distributed systems. Initially utilized by big tech giants like Microsoft, Facebook, Google, these technologies are now being a vital part of enterprise organizations, like bank, insurance, and telecommunication companies. Microsoft MVP Ashraf Alam, along with his peer engineers from different areas of software development industries would like to share their experience gained through building large scale systems.
Utilizing SharePoint Server 2010 with TFS 2010joycsc
This document summarizes the integration of SharePoint Server 2010 with Team Foundation Server 2010. It discusses the user experience including project management, documents, and reporting. Key features covered include work item tracking, team wikis, shared documents, version control check-in status, burn down charts and the use of SharePoint lists, Excel reports and SQL Server Reporting Services for reporting.
Android development training programme Day 1DHIRAJ PRAVIN
The document provides an overview of the Android architecture and its core components. It describes Android as a software stack consisting of layers including the Linux kernel, native libraries, the Dalvik Virtual Machine, application framework, and applications. It explains each layer's role and provides examples of important libraries and framework components. The document also introduces the basic structure of an Android application project and the different Android app components like activities, services, content providers and broadcast receivers.
Null Mumbai Meet_Android Reverse Engineering by Samrat Dasnullowaspmumbai
Android Reverse Engineering by Samrat Das
Abstract
• Intro to Reverse Engineering
• Short walkthough with Windows RE
• Introduction to Mobile Security Assessments
• Dalvik Virtual Machine vs JVM
• APK Walkthrough
• Components of Android
• Steps of Reverse Engineering Android Applications
• Hands-on demos on manual reversing of android apps
• Introduction to APPuse VM for droid assessments
• Detecting developer backdoors
• Creating Infected Android Applications
• Anti-Reversing | Obfuscation
This document provides an overview of the Linux development environment and its components. It discusses how Linux benefits programmers through open source collaboration and access to code. Embedded systems are highlighted as a major application area for Linux due to its customizability and low memory usage. The key components of a Linux development platform are outlined, including editors, compilers, linkers, debuggers, version control systems, and documentation tools.
Developer Experience (DX) for UX ProfessionalsIan Jennings
Ian Jennings presents at the Austin UXPA meetup on November 12, 2019 at Visa.
Developer Experience (DX) is the equivalent to User Experience (UX) when the user of the software or system is a developer. Sure, the science is the same, but this talk will teach you why developer experience is gaining traction as a new field. Between APIs, SDKs, code, documentation, demos, CLIs, tutorials, and developer portals, DX is a whole new beast. Learn about the emergence of Developer Experience, the similarities and differences between UX an DX, and the tools you need to apply your UX experience toward the field of DX.
Speaker Bio:
Ian Jennings is the founder of Haxor, a developer experience testing platform based in Austin TX. Haxor tests and measures APIs, SDKs, and developer products with on-demand feedback from real developers. Previously Ian co-founded developer meetup platform Hacker League (acquired by Mashery and Intel) before spending 6 years at PubNub establishing their developer experience strategy. He also operates DevPort, a developer portfolio site populated by thousands of developers.
Several frameworks for desktop app development are available these days, such as Cocoa and Microsoft Visual Studio. However, there’s only one framework that you can use to create a multi-platform application. This framework is called Electron, and it’s what you’ll learn about here.
- Android is an open source operating system developed by Google that is used primarily for touchscreen mobile devices like smartphones and tablets. It is based on the Linux kernel and allows developers to write code using Java or Kotlin.
- The Android architecture consists of libraries and APIs on top of the Linux kernel, including a Dalvik virtual machine that executes applications. Apps are built using activities, fragments, intents and other components defined in the Android manifest file.
- Becoming an Android developer provides good career prospects with average salaries for entry-level positions around 3 lakhs per year in India. While Android has a huge user base, developing for its diverse ecosystem of devices can be challenging compared to platforms like iOS.
Presentation at Android Builders Summit 2012.
Based on the experience of working with ODM companies and SoC vendors, this session would discuss how to figure out the performance hotspot of certain Android devices and then improve in various areas including graphics and boot time. This session consists of the detailed components which seem to be independent from each other in traditional view. However, the situation changes a lot in Android system view since everything is coupled in a mass. Three frequently mentioned items in Android engineering are selected as the entry points: 2D/3D graphics, runtime, and boot time. Audience: Developers who work on Android system integration and platform enablement.
Top 13 best front end web development tools to consider in 2021Samaritan InfoTech
List & Comparison of Top Web Development Tools with Features & Pricing. Select The Best Front End Tool for Web Development Based on This Detailed Review, Web Development Tools helps the developers to work with a variety of technologies. Web Development Tools should be able to provide faster mobile development at lower costs.
Visit On:- https://www.samaritaninfotech.com
Reviewing the Security of ASoC Drivers in Android KernelShakacon
The ALSA System on Chip (ASoC) provides a common architecture for chip vendors to develop drivers for their sound SoCs and codecs. It is also the core management of sound drivers in Android kernel. Compare with the well-known libstagefright library, the ASoC driver works in kernel space and talk to up level media libraries through HAL, thus it plays a much more important role, it is the real heart of the whole Android media service.
However, few vulnerabilities have been disclosed on this part on Android before our research (starting from the middle of 2016). There are multiple reasons: The ALSA project has almost twenty years history and most bugs may have been killed in the past few years in main linux kernel; Developers become more and more familiar with the project thus not easy to introduce bunch of new bugs; The standard of coding style, testing flow and code review processes guaranteed the quality, and this is often what the open source projects benefits.
But what if this old project meets with the much younger Android OS? The situation is really out of my expectation. With a total review of the ASoC implementation and combining effective fuzzing tools, I was able to disclose dozens of bugs in Android ASoC drivers. These bugs includes the type of normal OOBs, the stack overflows, the heap overflows, race conditions and the use-after-free/double-frees. And what comes out more interesting is that, these bugs were introduced from several different channels: chip vendors, device manufacturers, and the ALSA project maintainers.
This proves me the fact that the ASoC driver in Android kernel is a completely vulnerable but overlooked attack surface.
This document discusses the benefits of paying for enterprise open source software like Red Hat Linux over building it yourself or using unpaid community versions. It argues that paid solutions provide support, security updates, and consistency that save time and reduce costs compared to unpaid alternatives. Data from an IDC study is presented showing organizations that used Red Hat saved 35% on operations costs over 3 years and achieved a 368% ROI within 5 months compared to unpaid solutions.
Max flash based code quality is there a canary in your coal mine-Xavier Agnetti
Dive into the depths of code quality by learning about the main
rules around dead code, code optimization, security, multi-screen
development as well as language and framework specific smells.
We will explore different techniques to streamline your personal and
team development workflow in regards to code quality and team best
practices by using FlexPMD seamlessly in your development and
continuos integration environments.
Discover how you can tune FlexPMD by modifying and adding custom
rules to reinforce your team practices in a healthy, effective and
transparent manner.
This document provides an overview of key concepts from the textbook "Software Engineering: A Practitioner's Approach" by Roger S. Pressman. It discusses software's dual role as both a product that transforms information and a vehicle for delivering computing potential. It also covers the differences between software and hardware, the evolution of software engineering as a discipline, common software engineering phases like definition, development and support, myths that can affect managers, customers and practitioners, and more. The document presents high-level information on fundamental software engineering topics in a structured manner.
A Software Problem (and a maybe-solution)YangJerng Hwa
The document discusses problems in the software engineering field and proposes solutions. It identifies 4 main problems: 1) unsophisticated users require requirements analysts to create specifications, 2) non-programmers require programmers to develop minimally viable programs from specifications, 3) non-systems engineers require engineers to modify programs for scalability, and 4) a lack of standards leads to inefficient development. The document proposes addressing these by developing: A) a shared data structure, B) a user interface, C) a platform for minimal programs, D) software to generate standards-compliant applications, and E) framework extensions to guide further development. Ultimately, the document argues that vertically integrating software development from startups to enterprises could help solve large
Android app development is still holding the reins of the market. If your preferred android app development company utilizes the tools elucidated here, your next project will be a guaranteed success.
The document provides an introduction and overview of the Virtual Classroom mobile app project. The 14-day project aims to create an app that allows students and teachers to share educational study materials. Key features include creating virtual classrooms, uploading content, and admin access. Technical requirements include Android Studio, Java, and hosting on a free server. Screenshots show mockups of the planned user interface.
This document provides a resume for Supratik Saha. It includes his contact information, objectives, work experience in software development and as an IT faculty, academics including a B.Tech degree, skills in programming languages and tools, projects worked on, and personal details. The resume demonstrates over 4 years of experience in roles such as software engineer, team leader, and IT faculty with a focus on software development using languages like C, C++, Java, and technologies including Linux, databases, and networks.
If you are a passionate Flutter developer and want to enhance your development process, here are the top 7 Flutter app development tools you should know today.
In this presentation, we introduce you to 7 amazing Flutter tools that help you to understand why these tools have attained such massive popularity in the tech world.
The IDE for web development is a powerful tool that provides several app development features such as auto-completion software development, grammar checker, app developers near me debugger, ability to offer hire flutter developer recommendations, ability to see a live ios app devs web page in the a software developers IDE to better understand the software company near me output, and more. There is no predefined set of software developers near me features that you should include in your app developers near me IDE arsenal. I prefer to think of good coders integrated app development environments as a top web designers helping hand; the more software developers az features they provide app development phoenix, the easier it is for idata scientists programmers to create top app development code
This document summarizes an Android design course presented by Yonatan Levin. It discusses:
1. The history and goals of the course, which aims to teach designers and developers how to better integrate and communicate through hands-on lessons and a hackathon.
2. Logistics of the course including its schedule over multiple sessions and expectations for watching online videos between lessons.
3. Key technical concepts in Android design like using density-independent pixels (dp) to account for different screen densities, providing multiple versions of assets, and naming conventions.
Cloud and Big Data technologies are being one of the major core components for building modern web applications and distributed systems. Initially utilized by big tech giants like Microsoft, Facebook, Google, these technologies are now being a vital part of enterprise organizations, like bank, insurance, and telecommunication companies. Microsoft MVP Ashraf Alam, along with his peer engineers from different areas of software development industries would like to share their experience gained through building large scale systems.
Utilizing SharePoint Server 2010 with TFS 2010joycsc
This document summarizes the integration of SharePoint Server 2010 with Team Foundation Server 2010. It discusses the user experience including project management, documents, and reporting. Key features covered include work item tracking, team wikis, shared documents, version control check-in status, burn down charts and the use of SharePoint lists, Excel reports and SQL Server Reporting Services for reporting.
The Employee Information Starter Kit is an open source project that aims to help web developers gain 80% productivity with only 20% effort in learning and using Microsoft ASP.NET, Entity Framework, and Visual Studio. It provides code snippets and implementation patterns for common CRUD operations on employee data as well as UI components styled with CSS. The project seeks to demonstrate how to effectively use ASP.NET 4.0, EF 4.0, and VS 2010 for real-world web application development challenges in a simple way.
Next Generation Software Development: Using .NET 4.0 and Visual Studio 2010joycsc
This document summarizes next generation software development using .NET 4.0 and Visual Studio 2010. It covers project management, architecture and coding, and testing processes and automation. For project management, it discusses task and bug tracking tools as well as source control options. For architecture and coding, it outlines fundamental concepts, platforms, programming languages, frameworks and libraries to use. Finally, it reviews testing concepts and automated and manual testing software that can be used.
This document provides an overview of the key features and architecture of Visual Studio Team System 2010. It discusses how Visual Studio Team System addresses common business problems around application lifecycle management. The overview then explores features for architecture/modeling, development, testing, lab management, and use of Team Foundation Server. Specific features highlighted include the architecture explorer, layer diagrams, UML support, historical debugging, test impact analysis, database extensibility, lab management capabilities, and manual/automated testing tools.
ProSocial Behaviour - Applied Social Psychology - Psychology SuperNotesPsychoTech Services
A proprietary approach developed by bringing together the best of learning theories from Psychology, design principles from the world of visualization, and pedagogical methods from over a decade of training experience, that enables you to: Learn better, faster!
You may be stressed about revealing your cancer diagnosis to your child or children.
Children love stories and these often provide parents with a means of broaching tricky subjects and so the ‘The Secret Warrior’ book was especially written for CANSA TLC, by creative writer and social worker, Sally Ann Carter.
Find out more:
https://cansa.org.za/resources-to-help-share-a-parent-or-loved-ones-cancer-diagnosis-with-a-child/
Understanding of Self - Applied Social Psychology - Psychology SuperNotesPsychoTech Services
A proprietary approach developed by bringing together the best of learning theories from Psychology, design principles from the world of visualization, and pedagogical methods from over a decade of training experience, that enables you to: Learn better, faster!
Covey says most people look for quick fixes. They see a big success and want to know how he did it, believing (and hoping) they can do the same following a quick bullet list.
But real change, the author says, comes not from the outside in, but from the inside out. And the most fundamental way of changing yourself is through a paradigm shift.
That paradigm shift is a new way of looking at the world. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People presents an approach to effectiveness based on character and principles.
The first three habits indeed deal with yourself because it all starts with you. The first three habits move you from dependence from the world to the independence of making your own world.
Habits 4, 5 and 6 are about people and relationships. The will move you from independence to interdependence. Such, cooperating to achieve more than you could have by yourself.
The last habit, habit number 7, focuses on continuous growth and improvement.
Aggression - Applied Social Psychology - Psychology SuperNotesPsychoTech Services
A proprietary approach developed by bringing together the best of learning theories from Psychology, design principles from the world of visualization, and pedagogical methods from over a decade of training experience, that enables you to: Learn better, faster!
4. Defining the ‘x’
10x Programmer Then
Simpler Problem
Simpler System
Less Security Risk
10x Engineer Now
Complex Requirements
More Scalability Requirements
More Security Concerns
5. 10x Programmers: Deeper Drive
1. They Make the Best Usage of Tooling
Editors
Utilities & Online Services
Own Tools
7. 10x Programmers: Deeper Drive
2. They Don’t Reinvent the Wheel
(Unless It’s Really Needed)
Software industry, by far became much matured in last 3 decades. Almost
every problem that developers are trying to solve by coding has been solved
and available as API’s (either as binary, or web service), some of which are
commercial, while others are free.
Besides, open source frameworks also provide a great flexibility to understand
underlying api behaviour or customization as needed by the users.
Before jumping into programming, 10x engineers actually make sure this
problem has not been solved fully (or partially) before or, if so, they are not
available to be used.
9. 10x Programmers: Deeper Drive
3. They (Continuously) Write Beautifully
Engineered Code
Writing great software requires defining good architecture, that not only
follows good design patterns and principles, but also takes advantage of
modern computer, infrastructures.
Producing good engineered code, not only enables writing new functionalities
faster, but also reduces bug significantly.
14. ‘Fear’ Factor: The Biggest Barrier
One of the main reasons behind this awful situation, I found is, “fear”.
Organizations, specially enterprise entities, mostly fear about changes.
The most pathetic part, in this case, is, even a 10x engineer can't do much on
a project that is poorly written and the project is constrained not to use
appropriate tools, api's or engineering as needed.
Software development is incredibly fast changing discipline, in terms of
tooling, frameworks and engineering and requires continuous change to be in
right place.