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- Math from scratch, part six: comparisons – Eric Lippert continues his series looking at implementing mathematics from scratch in C# using only the most basic of types. In this sixth part he explores the complicated landscape of implementing equality.
- 30 Days of TDD – Day 12 – Working with Stubs – James Bender continues his series looking at Test Driven Development, following on from his previous post on mocking this post explores the concept of stubs
- Tracing Entity Framework Code First Calls – Ricardo Peres takes a look at the new Entity Framework provider which enables tracing allowing you to inspect all the SQL which is being generated and run against the database
- Breakpoints in Visual Studio 2013 & Hit Count Breakpoints – Brad Sullivan takes a look at breakpoints in Visual Studio 2013 diving deep into the use of hit count breakpoints to conditionally break execution at the point you want to.
- Visual Studio Tips: Selection shortcuts for lazy coders – Susan Ibach shares some text selection shortcuts to make you more efficient in the Visual Studio editor
- Integrating Windows Azure Mobile Services and Service Bus Notification Hubs – Sasha Goldshtein takes a look at the newly ‘General Availability’ Windows Azure Service Bus Notification Hubs discussing how they can be used with Mobile services.
- Using Response.Redirect Effectively – Imran Baloch discusses some of the performance penalties of the incorrect and over use of Response.Redirect, and how it can cause performance problems in your applications.
- AngularJS vs Knockout – Introduction (1 of 8) – Eli Weinstock-Herman kicks off a series comparing two popular client side web frameworks with a view to better understanding their strengths for future projects.
- Durandal vs. Framework "X" – Rob Eisenberg discusses some of the common misconceptions about client side JavaScript frameworks and looks at how his Durandal framework stacks up in the face of common questions.
Community
- NxtGenUG – Event: Get ready for the ‘Real-Time’ – Friend of The Brew, Dave Sussman, will be taking a trip to the Birmingham NxtGenUG on Tuesday 19th November for a session on the use of SignalR for both Web and non-web applications.