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Visual Studio 2015 is here for students!
First published on MSDN on Jul 20, 2015 John Scott TynesVisual Studio Community 2015 is the new version of Microsoft’s flagship coding tool – or as the pro devs say, “integrated development environment.
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Give your app a backend using Azure Mobile Apps
First published on MSDN on Jan 26, 2016 Written by Gavin Gear, Technical EvangelistYou have just come up with an awesome concept for a cross-platform mobile app.
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From Imagine Cup to Xbox One: These developers transformed their demo into a published game!
First published on MSDN on Jul 13, 2016 Brainy Studio, first place team in the Games category at the 2014 Imagine Cup World Finals, recently released their game “TurnOn” for the Xbox One and Steam.
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Welcome to Visual Studio 2015 with Azure!
First published on MSDN on Jul 20, 2015 With Visual Studio 2015 and the Azure SDK, you’re ready to get started coding for the cloud.
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Get Rolling with Raspberry Pi and Windows 10 in 5 Minutes
First published on MSDN on Feb 19, 2016 If you’ve got an upcoming hackathon to attend, or just want to build something cool, you’ll want to check out the latest in maker hardware.
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Debug your Xamarin Apps with the Visual Studio Android Emulator
First published on MSDN on Mar 23, 2016 Yes, it can be difficult to debug Android apps on Windows.
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What’s the secret to a successful hackathon? Problem-solving and teamwork
First published on MSDN on Feb 01, 2017 Creative problem solving is a boon in every industry, but for developers, it can mean the difference between a successful product and a dud.
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Code your dream app, game, or website with Visual Studio Community 2013
First published on MSDN on Apr 13, 2015 Want to create a new game to share with your friends? Or do you have an incredible idea for an app that you want to hold in your hand? What about sharing those on your website with the latest technology?Microsoft’s Visual Studio Community 2013 is an incredible piece of software that can help coders like you get started in game, app, and web development! Visual Studio Community 2013 is an integrated development environment (IDE) that brings together many useful tools for developers, along with other services, that let you create code that works across several platforms.
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Get your personal coding assistant
First published on MSDN on Dec 11, 2015 As a student, search engines, web forums & technical blogs have always been your best friends to get you all the day-to-day programming related help.
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Build native iOS and Android apps for free with Xamarin and Visual Studio
First published on MSDN on Jan 11, 2016 Editor’s Note: The following is a guest post from Pierce Boggan, Student Program Manager at Xamarin.
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