Visual Studio has a ton of perks for making development easier. One of those perks is the package manager, better known as NuGet [http://nuget.org/]. Now, when you do KnockoutJS [http://knockoutjs.com/] development in Visual Studio you have 4 Knockout packages available on NuGet: [http://nuget.or
[http://jpapa.me/clientIn1202]I’m back! It’s been 2.5 years since I handed the reigns of my Data Points column in MSDN Magazine over to Julie Lerman (who has done a masterful job with it) when I went to work for Microsoft. Now that I am back on my own I decided to rekindle my old flame and begin a
Technology has been changing at a rapid pace over the past few years and with conference season almost upon us it’s a great time to head to one of the great conferences like ASP.NET and HTML5 Connections from March 26-29 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, NV [http://devconnections.com/shows/sp2012/regis
For years when developers heard the term “data source control” it sent shivers down spines. It often referred to some tightly coupled object that managed binding the source data to the target controls and took you about 80% of the way t your goal. But it also often left you at the middle of the dese
A lot changed in 2011 … in fact you could say it was the beginning of what I think is a massive shift in technology on multiple levels. This week in Visual Studio Magazine I open a mini series of some of the changes that made a big impact in 2011. Check it out. http://visualstudiomagazine.com/artic
