NDCC, RIA & Mobile June 2014 Newsletter - All Things Design & Development

Dear developer, together with your input, we are pleased to offer you the latest .NET news, tips & tricks, valuable resources and announcements through our newsletter. In this month's edition, we pay some attention to client-side development with JavaScript, CSS and TypeScript resources. NDC Oslo 2014 also happened this month, which recorded all sessions. We have a look at some lower level stuff related to async/await, and finally we have some lighter material at the end.

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Norwegian Developers Conference Oslo 2014 This month,the NDC conference took place, which can be seen as one of the biggest alternative .NET conferences. In our March newsletter, we already mentioned their previous recordings. As of now, you can view all 2014 session as well. If you saw something interesting, let us know if you wish to use anything in your current/future project. Read More @ Vimeo

Superhero.js As you all might know, over the last few years, client-side development has only become more and more important. At the same time, technological advancements in the field of JavaScript are coming at an increasingly fast speed. The Superhero.js site is a collection of the best articles, videos and presentations. Read more @ Superhero.js

CSS Diner Gone are the days where you only had to select CSS by element, class or id. We now have a lot more selectors available to us. CSS Diner is a small interactive game to get to know all available selectors. Read More @ Flukeout

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Moving to TypeScript The creators of a big JavaScript library decided to move to TypeScript. In their blog, they motivate their decisions and tell about their experiences. For anyone reading in to TypeScript, this can give valuable insight. Do you have any feedback on TypeScript, or does your project would like to try it out? Let us know, and we can have a look together. Read More @ Eternal Coding

Async - There Is No Thread Recently, we received a question related to async and threading. A common thought is that when doing async, a lot of threads must be waiting for something. This is however not correct, have a look at this detailed explanation about what happens in reality. Read More @ Stephen Cleary

CommitStrip Some lighter material to have a look at during your lunch break, a comic relating to the daily life of developers, both in English as in French. Read More @ CommitStrip The Joy of Tech To provide some variation during lunch break, you could also check out The Joy of Tech, a comic about the impact of technology. Read More @ Joy of Tech

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