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#EBooks – More than 350 free ebooks on #Microsoft technologies (+3GBs on ebooks !)
Hi! This was a huge new last week, and I’m going to repost this to have this in my personal archive. Eric Ligman, Director Sales Excellence Microsoft, has published a post where he shared tons of free ebooks on Microsoft technologies (link). This is more than 3GBs on FREE TECHNOLOGY EBOOKS. In the original post,… — read more
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#Podcast – NTN 32 – .Net Core and some experiences using Dev tools in the real world
Hi ! Today I have the placer to speak again with Juan Luis Guerrero (@JuanLuElGuerre), and this time he will share with us some of his experiences in a new adventure in Sevilla. This new adventure is cool to share because he is using a lot of cool new technologies, and he moved on from… — read more
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#VS2017 – VSTS extension with a #GitHub collaboration chart (similar)
Hi! Yesterday I run a half marathon in the mountains, and now I realize that was not a good idea. I’m not use to run in trail mode, and also I don’t have a good technique at all to run in the mud and with climbs. So today, thanks to numerous different pains I’m starting… — read more
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#Humor – Parenting in 2017
Hi ! It’s never too early to learn … Greetings @ Blue Mountain El Bruno Source: CodeGeek — read more
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#Hololens – How to improve the App deployment time from VS2017 to Hololens using USB
Hi ! Another post with some questions noted during the Hololens Tour (link). During the session, I was sharing some of my “lessons learned” and one of them was related to the application deployment scenarios when we are working with Microsoft Hololens and Visual Studio 2017. My main recommendation was to use a (long) USB… — read more
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#Hololens – How To save a #3D model of the environment around the device
Hi ! During the Hololens tour, I got a couple of questions and I promised to answer them later. Here is one of them: Can we save the surrounding environment of the Hololens in a 3D model and work with this model later? The answer is YES, and now I’l share the necessary steps to… — read more
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#Humor – Sad memories #Spiderman
Hi! Thi is Spiderman Homecoming weekend, so no IT humor today … I mean, no humor at all. Greetings @ Burlington El Bruno Source: Giphy — read more
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#Windows – 2 clicks to avoid Ransomware attacks and new feature in #Windows10 in Creators Update
Hi ! The last couple of weeks was very busy for most of the Security Teams all around the globe. Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista and even XP, has been targeted by a couple of RansomWare attacks (WannaCry and Petya are the most popular ones). There is plenty of materials online about the source of the attack, and… — read more
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#Podcast – NTN 31 – Sharing some experiences working with Domain Driven Design #DDD
Hi ! Another podcast episode with an amazing group of guests: Modesto San Juan (@msanjuan), Sergio Leon, (@panicoenlaxbox) and Sergio Navarro Pino (@snavarropino). This time, the main topic is Domain Driven Design. Yes DDD, those 3 amazing letters which promised to be the end of all our software development problems a couple of years ago.… — read more
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#Humor – How users see an App
Hi ! I know, it’s also magic for me sometimes … Greetings @ Toronto El Bruno — read more
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#Windows10 – #Hololens and the new Motion Controllers and more #MixedRealitydevices
Hi ! During the past days on the Canada Hololens Tour, I’ve been answering a couple of questions related to the future of Mixed Reality devices. Some of them have been presented in the past months, and they are already available for preorder, like the HP and ACER headsets. In the past week, on the… — read more
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#VS2017 – #Hololens 2nd event and Git Diff Margin, amazing extension to check Git changes in the code editor margin
Hi! Todays is the 2nd Hololens event at Toronto, part of the HoloTour I’l share one extension I’ve found which is quite useful: Git Diff Margin This tools display the Git changes in the current file in the margin section of the Code Editor. We can also see some context and additional information like the original… — read more
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#Humor – Why you must not fart in an #Apple store
Hi ! Greetings @ Burlington El Bruno Source: I’m a programmer, I have no life — read more
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#MicrosoftGarage – #Dictate, Speech recognition for Office for simple users !
Hi! I’ve been trying to use Windows Speech Recognition features for dictation since Windows Vista, but I never get good results. Let me explain this, the technology to convert audio to text works very good, and for me, is much more faster / comfortable than typing. However the way that we need to use the… — read more
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#Podcast – #NetConfAr the big technology event now also in Argentina
Hi ! A couple of months ago I share a great time with some friends from Uruguay. They are the ones behind the NetConfUy event. This event is a great success and that’s why, this year some people on the other side of the river, decided to create an Argentinian One. Fabian Fernandez, @kzfabi… — read more
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#Event – The #Hololens Tour is here! Start at Mississauga, Toronto and finish in London (CA)! #HoloTour
Hi! Quick post today, this week I’m back to the podcast world (link) and also I need to share some of our Avanade experiecens on AI and Virtual Reality at the Digital Marketing for Financial Services Summit (link). The next June 22, we start the Hololens Tour at Mississauga. Then Toronto and we finish at… — read more
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#Humor – When your client uses your App for the 1st time
Hi ! Greetings @ Toronto El Bruno Source: SkillProgrammning.com — read more
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#Opinion – We have a winner in the eternal Tabs vs Spaces question! And I also have the formula to revert this …
Hola ! Hoy es viernes, así que toca repasar temas importantes para el fin de semana. Si eres programador, desarrollador o Developer, seguramente en algún momento fuiste parte de la eterna discusión ¿Debemos usar Tabs o Spaces? Como dice el refrán popular: para gustos colores, y aquí aplica más que nunca. Solemos utilizar herramientas para… — read more
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#Podcast – “No Tiene Nombre” is back next week!
Hello! Over the last few days some friends have asked me what happened to the Podcast “No Name” (link). The last episode was published in March and three months have passed since “Lessons learning working from home“. I have had a few “exciting” months, where in addition to a lot of work we had to… — read more