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Office 365 provides the broadest and deepest toolkit for collaboration between individuals, teams and entire organizations. Updates this month make the experience even better with co-authoring in Excel, the general availability of Microsoft Teams and more.
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We’re thrilled to announce Enter the Gungeon, our bullet hell dungeon crawler, will finally release for Xbox One and Windows 10 on April 5 with Xbox Play Anywhere cross-save and cross-buy support. I want to take a moment to thank the passionate gamers in the Xbox community that continued to show enthusiasm for our game along the way. Enter the Gungeon mixes bullet hell mechanics with the rogue-lite dungeon crawler genre. Every session sees the player fighting through an ever-changing fortress of doom, on a quest to reach the Gungeon’s ultimate treasure: The Gun that can kill the past. Along… Continue reading Xbox Play Anywhere Title Enter the Gungeon Coming April 5
When we first created Access Services in SharePoint, we set out on a mission to enable both information workers and developers to quickly create data centric web applications with little or no programming. Over the last several years it has become clea… Continue reading Updating the Access Services in SharePoint Roadmap
Avalanche Studios may be known for explosive action games like Just Cause 3 and Mad Max, but open-world hunting has been very close to our hearts for a long time. In February we released theHunter: Call of the Wild on PC, the latest game in our series and received an amazing response from our players, as well as thousands of requests for the title to be released on console. Today we’re happy to let you know that we’ve created a dedicated console team in-house, and that the game will be coming to Xbox One in 2017. What’s it like to… Continue reading theHunter: Call of the Wild’s Open World Coming to Xbox One in 2017
In this episode, chapter lead Jacob is joined by Pete from DroneSquad to talk about the RaceTracker and how it integrates with Drones Squad.Links: DroneSquad Contact Us:Via #DronesGarageFollow @Go4itYoda Continue reading Drone Squad Interview | Drones Garage
In the inaugural episode of Answers from James, James deep dives into a tweet he sent out stating “only do what you’re good at, and you’ll always be good at what you do.” He addresses the backlash from the tweet, career moves that have helped him focus on his own priorities and not just his employer’s and having a growth mindset.
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As communication and collaboration become increasingly vital to the way work gets done, customers are turning to Skype for Business in Office 365 for all of their conferencing and calling needs.
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Today’s extension from Shane Ray is one that many of you might think you don’t need, but I’ll bet you have run into it.
In short, it’s an extension that surfaces, or makes visible, those invisible characters that can invade your strings…
“I ran into an issue where some code was not running as expected. I hopped on StackOverflow and posted my question.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42423320/getmethod-returning-null
The question was quickly answered. The issue ended up being an “Invisible” character hidden away in my string. I had ran into this problem before and did not want to run into it again, so I created this extension.
With this extension it is very easy to spot “Invisible” characters that may be unwanted.
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And it’s open source too, https://github.com/shaneray/ShaneSpace.VisualStudio.InvisibleCharacterVisualizer
