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Blog Post:
Hello world, with Knockout JS and ASP.NET MVC 4!
Amar Nityananda
I heard about Knockout a few months ago, but never gave it a proper try – at least not with ASP.NET MVC. You’ll enjoy the ViewModel pattern if you don’t want to have any code on your View – be it JS or CS! You can have a clean markup and a separate most part of the code that might...
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11 Dec 2012
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The “Light” theme for Windows store apps
Amar Nityananda
I was recently talking to a developer working on a Windows store app and he said: “Dude, why the dark background for the apps? Shouldn’t Windows 8 apps be a bit brighter and cheerful? I had to show a good amount of text in my app, so I ended up setting the background to white and foreground to black...
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26 Nov 2012
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A non-traditional “Hello World” app with Windows 8
Amar Nityananda
As developers, we start exploring any new platform/framework/language with a traditional “Hello World” program. Windows 8 is a re-imagined new OS, and so I thought let’s re-imagine the “Hello World” too. Consultant Jargon is my non-traditional version of “Hello World”. Windows 8 store apps have a few...
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7 Nov 2012
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Handling different orientations and views with Windows Store Apps
Amar Nityananda
Microsoft recently set the Guinness World Record for the maximum number of developers (2500+) coding for a single event at a common location (in my hometown, Bangalore) for over 18 hours. I was a part of it and it was a lot of fun! We even had an anthem for the event :) If you haven’t started yet, and...
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8 Oct 2012
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“Task List” and comments
Amar Nityananda
I found something very interesting with Visual Studio from a code-commenting/todo-list perspective. (Which most of you might already know/use, if so – apologies for being late to the party! ) You can open up the “Task List” window and change the option from “User tasks” which is the default to “Comments...
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25 Apr 2012
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