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The .NET Compiler Platform, better known as “Roslyn,” is a set of open-source compilers and code analysis APIs for C# and Visual Basic .NET languages. Andrey Shchekin, a New Zealand-based developer, has created a great tool called “TryRosyln” which we think needs no further explanation!…

Last week Gartner, the world’s leading information technology research and advisory company, revealed its top predictions for IT organisations and users in 2017 and beyond. The predictions for 2017 examine three fundamental effects of continued digital innovation: experience and engagement, business innovation, and the secondary…

A recent article published online by BizTech Magazine finds that for small businesses, “Outsourcing IT services can boost operational performance, cut down on operational risk, help companies avoid unnecessary costs and adopt innovative technologies more quickly.” This is backed up in the article with statisitics…

For those of you keen on learning more about future of project.json and MSBuild this post on the .NET Blog is for you.

For those of you wanting to employ the cloud in your business and running into myths like “Keeping data on-premises is safer,” or “If our data moves to the cloud, our business will no longer have control over our technology,” this free e-book from Microsoft…

Microsoft today released its first quarter results, which revealed better than anticipated profits. Since the arrival of CEO Satya Nadella the company has focused solidly on cloud infrastructure services, where it is second only to Amazon. Posting a $4.7 billion profit from July to September,…

Earlier this month at Microsoft Ignite 2016 there was a session on how the SharePoint Framework helps you to create responsive solutions that you can customise to your own needs. The new SharePoint Framework offers a modern new client-side approach that allows you to extend…

Some great tips on ASP.NET Core from Scott Hanselman in his latest blog post: Exploring @ASPNET Core with @Docker in both Linux and Windows Containers https://t.co/M97kMXN21R — Scott Hanselman (@shanselman) October 14, 2016 Source: Twitter/@shanselman