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Here at MSFT, specifically at DevDiv, we have specific testing categories called "Exit Criteria" - basically gates that you need to pass through in order to ship a release at any milestone. These criteria represent different flavors of testing that your
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There can be too much of a good thing you know! Last night as I was scanning through some code, I noticed that all the String APIs were used in the culture safe overloads so thoughtfully provided by .NET. As I silently thanked FxCop for codifying this,
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There are 4 i's in the Turkish language - the small dotted i(which is the same as English), the small undotted ı , the capital dotted İ and the capital undotted I(which is the same as English). Capitalization works in this way: ı.ToUpper() will yield
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I just finished my web chat session. We had nearly 50 qs asked in an hour or so. I must say it brought back memories of exams... As I went to the conf room with a borrowed laptop, I was nervous. Ok - I was a little more than nervous - bordering on jittery
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at http://www.microsoft.com/india/msdn/chat/default.aspx Join the chat if you want to know about what internationalization is all about and how you can develop your apps for everyone around the world. :)
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As Michael Kaplan , our very own i18n guru noted in my previous blog , localizability is not the same as localization. Designing a software's code and resources such that they can be localized and presented in other languages thus making it usable in
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Some months back, I was talking to my brother about a presentation that I was about to give on globablization to my team and he asked me if I had read Friedman ! Then it struck me that globalization may be a very common concept within Microsoft but it
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