Open Letter to Microsoft – Please make Windows Phone 8.1 charge free

Dear Mr. Nadella, Dearest Microsoft Board of Directors, Especially since you have discontinued Windows Phone, latest Windows 10 Mobile, why not just make the OS charge free? It does not necessarily need to be the bugs infested Windows 10 Mobile. Most preferably, make Windows Phone 8.1 available for the masses, with Nokia Lumia 620 as… Continue reading Open Letter to Microsoft – Please make Windows Phone 8.1 charge free

Visual Studio Online Backlogs – Export Work Items in Correct Order

If you are using TFS on premise or VS Online work organization options, then most probably you are a software project manager or a software owner with structured mind or a manically organized developer. In any of these cases you have defined, and then re-defined to improve, a certain work items hierarchy. Either Scrum, or… Continue reading Visual Studio Online Backlogs – Export Work Items in Correct Order

SharePoint Libraries Non-Compliant

  If you have data that falls under FDA, HIPAA or similar compliance, you know that records have to be protected from tampering. The so called integrity verification is usually implemented for electronic records through checksumming, also called hashing [see An Introduction to Computer Security: The NIST Handbook]. As long as the binary file is… Continue reading SharePoint Libraries Non-Compliant

Consider Considerably

I am just having fun reading a certain Microsoft blog 🙂 I hope Mr Kashman earns a bit more than the average with such a fine English parlance… Well, apart from the fun, there is really nothing to laugh about: Microsoft’s established enterprise solution doesn’t support selective sync and has a sync limitation of 5000… Continue reading Consider Considerably