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The first time the Development Storage service is started up on a machine, an initialization takes place. This was first started on my box when I attempted to debug my first Cloud project in Visual Studio. A successful Initialization should look like this: However this initialization failed with a generic error suggesting a timeout whilst [...]
Filed under: Azure, Cloud Computing | Leave a Comment
Tags: .Net, Azure, Cloud Computing
Earlier in the year I did a presentation on the pros and cons of Thin vs Thick Client architecture, purely from the perspective of recommending an approach for a new UI. This is a long running debate and one that can become very political as most people have a preference. Usually developers/architects prefer to either [...]
Filed under: Architecture, Smart Client | 1 Comment
Tags: Architecture, CIO, linkedin, Smart Client
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