Great blog entry from J.D. Meier's. Patterns are the easiest way to share strategies for common scenarios. Learning how to use and identify them facilitates the creation of highly efficient software architectures.
Similar Posts
Home Energy Monitoring on Windows Phone
Interesting article on how to create a C# project to monitor energy in your house, based on the "Standard Envy Kit" USB interface. Good example of how to create a Web Service and consume / display information on a Windows Phone application. I will report results once I have tried it myself. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/coding4fun/archive/2010/09/27/10068304.aspx
Microsoft taps Fujitsu for UK-based Azure
New Azure Datacenter in the UK, just announced… Click here to open link…
Gartner: Will Microsoft and VMware Dominate the Cloud Landscape?
Current landscape for cloud computing offerings in the market… very interesting. Click here to open link…
TFS on Windows Azure
All that you wanted to know about running TFS (Team Foundation Server) on the Windows Azure platform. Click here to open link…
Windows Azure Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 – August 2011 update
Even though I tweeted about this a few days ago, I would like to emphasize the importance of this update, particularly for developers creating projects for Windows Azure using Visual Studio 2010. My two favorite new features: 1) Profile applications running in Windows Azure 2) Manage multiple service configurations in one cloud project. Full article…
Windows Azure Understanding Billing
I've been getting questions regarding Azure billing. This is a good page explaining charges and how to analyze daily usage data. Click here to open link…