Microsoft is Finally Achieving What it Set Out to Do With Passport – the Key is Consistency
Back in the year 2000, before “the cloud” was even a marketing term, Microsoft launched a product known as “Passport”, a product touted to be the end-all-be-all of identity services that developers could integrate into their products for identity and storage of personal information. I remember because I was a developer at that time and I recall looking […]
Read more...Selling Developers Was Easy. Windows 8’s Big Challenge Will be Selling Press
Most of these “surfaces” are running OS X When it comes to technology, I love going to developer conferences to meet people, see the people building the platforms I’m studying, and overall understand the best ways to integrate technology for the people I work with on a day-to-day basis. I actually normally attend as a […]
Read more...Switching to Windows 8? Better Not Get a Fitbit.
I’m currently using the Windows 8 Release Preview, and so far I’m impressed! Thus far I’ve had very few issues and really love the new interface (formerly named “Metro”). I’m very excited for the final version to be shipped to me by Microsoft. However, there’s one thing that consistently hasn’t worked for me on Windows […]
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