4 Steps to learning AngularJS for the Enterprise Getting started with AngularJS as a .NET developer doesn’t need to be scary. Many developers, including myself, have been through the pain already and left behind a wealth of information. I strongly encourage you to dive straight in and use the following resources
9 steps to the ultimate Visual Studio command line with cmder In this blog I will show you how to get the awesome cmder set up in Visual Studio 2013-15 with alt + space for the keyboard shortcut. This has several benefits:
SQL Server Data Tools SSDT is a nice simple way to compare your local SQL database with your SQL Azure database. You can then execute the script it makes inside Visual Studio to update you Azure database. Normally I would use database first but in this instance I
Week 8 FireBootCamp retrospective – Azure works A quick video retrospective from week eightat FireBootCamp
WebAPI2 Onion Architecture SSW Style with DI and UOW Here is a demo of how to implement theOnion Architecture SSW Style with DI and UOW. Seemy GitHubfor the code.
How to use SSW Health Check Here is a quick video on how to use SSW Health Health Check.http://sswhealthcheck.com/ ](http://duncanhunter.azurewebsites.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/sswhealthcheckwebsite.png)
Using TypeScript in your AngularJS Controllers - Some getting started tips So at FireBootCampwe are using Typescript and I have to say its a little early to say I love it but everyone I respect form experience eon large projects like the Monaco and TFS use it! Here are some tips and code highlights
Introduction to Hot Towel Angular For FireBootCamp at SSW Introduction to Hot Towel Angular For FireBootCamp at SSW http://tv.ssw.com/5611/use-hot-towel-angular-duncan-hunter
Week 6 & 7 FireBootCamp retrospective – Early adopter pains A quick video retrospective from week six and sevenat FireBootCamp
Week 5 FireBootCamp retrospective - team work A quick video retrospective from week five at FireBootCamp
Using Visual Studio on a new MacBook Pro 2014 Visual studio on a MacBookPro?![Macbookpro with vs 2013] So I needed a new laptop for doing work while at FireBootCamp. I decided to go with a MacBook Pro. Am I happy with it? well yes I would buy it again but it is
Helping write SSW rules This week in FireBootCamp our team had the chance to help rewrite an SSW rule regarding Scrum. You can check it out here http://rules.ssw.com.au/Management/RulesToBetterScrumUsingTFS/Pages/what-to-do-with-an-incomplete-PBI.aspx These rules are great for helping keep everyone on the same
FireBootCamp week 4 retrospective - vertical slices Here is a quick video reflecting on week four at FireBoootCamp.
FireBootCamp week 2 retrospective Here is a quick 4 min video reflecting on week twoat FireBoootCamp.
FireBootCamp week 1 retrospective Here is a quick 4 min video reflecting on week one at FireBoootCamp.
Getting Things Done - Duncanism style for Fire Boot Camp 2014 Here is a presentation on my experience learning the Getting Things Done time management system by David Allen. Follow this link to view the presentation bit.ly/gtdforfbc
Interviewed on Pluralsite Had a chat with my favorite tech training friends at Pluralsite the other day about my experience learning to make software. You can read it herehttp://blog.pluralsight.com/coding-from-scratch. Would love to hear bout your experience learning to code?
