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Getting Started with Microsoft Big Data, HDInsight & Hive Jump Start June 21
The first of a three-Jump Start series tailored for architects and seasoned developers
Wednesday, Jun 12
Getting Your App into the Windows Store
With the right guidance, getting an application into the Windows 8 Store is surprisingly easy. Bruno Terkaly shows you how in 10 simple steps.
Tuesday, Jun 11
Exploring the JavaScript API for Office Mail Apps
This MSDN Magazine article by Angela Chu-Hatoun includes code snippets to illustrate key features of the API
Tuesday, Jun 11
Code-Sharing Strategies for Windows Store and Windows Phone Apps
You can, and Doug Holland shows you how in this MSDN Magazine article
Tuesday, Jun 11

Microsoft developer blogs

Executive bloggers

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Enterprise grade Git
In my Visual Studio 2013 post from TechEd a couple of weeks ago, I made a very innocuous comment about including Git support in our TFS 2013 preview t... more
Wednesday, Jun 19 Brian Harry MS

Languages

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Deep Dive into NuGet Native (Part One)
Howdy! Today I thought I’d start explaining how NuGet supports C/C++ packages under the covers, and look into how one could (theoretically) manually c... more
Tuesday, Jun 18 Garrett Serack, MSFT

Visual Studio

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Windows Installer PowerShell Module 2.2.0 Released
Years ago I released PowerShell cmdlets (“command-lets”) that make querying product and patch information easy and robust. Windows PowerShell is a pow... more
Thursday, Jun 13 Heath Stewart

.NET framework

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Update to HttpClient and Automatic Decompression
Two weeks ago, we published a beta of HttpClient that provides support for automatic decompression. Since then, we’ve received a fair amount of feedba... more
Wednesday, Jun 19 Immo Landwerth [MSFT]

ALM

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Part 3: Unit testing with Traits and code coverage in Visual Studio 2012 using the TFS Build – and the new NuGet adapter approach
The Unit Testing series by one of the ALM MVPs Terje Sandstrom has been some of the highest read posts on the ALM blog…In this post he shows how to ea... more
Tuesday, Jun 11 Charles Sterling

Platform development

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Windows Phone Toolkit June 2013 update – summary
This blog post was authored by Rohan Thakkar, a Program Manager on the Windows Phone team. - Adam Windows Phone Toolkit June 2013 update is now r... more
Wednesday, Jun 19 Adam Denning

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