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Nuestro buen amigo Francisco Fagas , quiere compartirnos la traducción que realizo a Visual Studio 2010 Architecture Tooling Guidance Aqui el detalle: Spanish – Architecture Guidance Recommended Download Guidance_Documentation_Spanish_(xps_only).zip Other Available Downloads Guidance_Documentation_Spanish_(xps_pdf_docx).zip Localization_Bits_Spanish.zip Saludos. Fernando García Loera (Community Program Manager – Latin America Region)   Que es un MVP?      Tips para ser MVP  

Summary: – SQL Server 32 bits vs 64 bits – SQL Server IO considerations – Troubleshooting using Perfmon and Profiler – SSMS Tips – Visualizing Schemas – Performance troubleshooting using MDW Session slides: Session Slides Session labs/demos: Demos (this session will be redelivered trough webcast format)

Now that Mix10 has come and gone, I can finally talk about what I’ve been working on for the last few months.  My team, the Advanced Technology Group (ATG), has been working closely with the Windows Phone and XNA Game Studio teams in order to help with gaming on Windows Phone 7 Series.  What does that mean?  I’ve been working with developers for the last few months, gathering information on the phone, and learning the XNA GS4 APIs. I’m going to share as much as I can of what I’ve learned with the rest of you.  Hopefully, this information will be useful, and will help game developers create even more compelling games on Windows Phone. Michael Klucher and Shawn Hargreaves from the XNA team have a lot of great information on their blogs already

Windows SharePoint Services V3 and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 are now be able to get updated to the latest available bits with February CU.

The ASG ISV Team is presenting the Breakout Session on March 22nd during 16:45-18:00 hours at TechReady10 in Redmond, WA. Do take a few minutes to review the abstract/introduction and more importantly the topic/demo list and provide us your advance feedback.

Scenario: You have to design and implement a distributed application where a lot of clients call different operations in parallel. In certain situations, in order to make the system behave better, you need to delay some operations. Some examples where this can be useful: – The distributed system encounters a problem and you have a retry logic in place (eg.

  I’m still reading the Churchill biography. And it occurs to me that he’s a very dangerous example. I can very well imagine people reading this and thinking to themselves, “Gee, I’ve stood up for unpopular positions and limited my career because of it

SCCM agent yüklenmesinde sorun varsa nasıl analiz yaparım diyorsanız, aşağıda işlemin nasıl gerçekleştiğini görebilirsiniz: SCCM agentimizi ya manüel ya da otomatik olarak tetikleyebiliriz ve bu işlem gerçekleştikten sonra takip etmeniz gereken adımlar şunlar: PartitionOfSCCMInstallation:System Center Configuration ManagerLogsccm.log   ======>Begin Processing request: “VLWZRQZW”, machine name: “Test”                                             1.

Introduction Recently, we came across an interesting bug that had been around for awhile ( http://connect.microsoft.com/PowerShell/feedback/ViewFeedback.aspx?FeedbackID=315875 ).

Tatum Partners has released an interesting whitepaper, the first in series focused on contract, cash flow, and controls challenges in government contracting. Here’s a couple interesting tidbits taken from this publication and the authors cited below, to see the full article please click here.

Charles Torre, from Microsoft Channel9 , interviewed the Development Manager Oren Winter and his leads on Windows Embedded Standard 2011 that the team has been busy working on for the past couple of years. You will hear insights from those who are really hands-on the code: the developers !     Windows Embedded: Past, Present and Future Weijuan

One of the things I like to say is that, “Microsoft is incapable of sustained error”.  By that I mean that Microsoft is an intensely self-conscious culture, fearless about confronting shortcomings and  constantly looking for ways to do things better.  We beat ourselves up pretty brutally about the shortcomings of Vista and committed ourselves to doing better going forward.  This is one of the reasons why Windows Server 2008 was such a good release.  We didn’t stop there, we raised the bar for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2.