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Tuesday, December 02, 2014 View online Tips? Send 'em to Insider@codeproject.com Advertisements New 295-page eBook – and it’s on the house: SQL Server Source Control Basics. This eBook covers everything you should know about database source control, from basic concepts to automation, with 100s of examples, 106 illustrations & 20 code samples. It’s normally $29.99, so get your no-cost copy now Try The Fastest ASP.net Grid on the Web No other Data Grid on the market can even compare to the power and performance level you get with the Infragistics ASP.NET Data Grid.  Industry News CoreOS calls Docker “fundamentally flawed,” launches its own container runtime Just when I had figured out what Docker was... ;( Source: Techcrunch Web developers rejoice: IE11 passes 25% market share, IE6 finally falls below 1% Ding, dong. The witch is (almost) dead Source: VentureBeat Huawei claims 'nobody made any money in Windows Phone' But... 4.3% of the market! Source: The Verge Microsoft does away with Clip Art and replaces it with Bing Images Microsoft had clip art? Source: The Next Web Here are the most searched topics on Bing in 2014 -- Kim Kardashian tops the list Our society is doomed. Source: WinBeta Need Lightning-Fast Excel Calculations? Use SpreadsheetGear to evaluate complex Excel-based models with the fastest and most complete Excel-compatible calculation engine available. Includes 398 Excel-compatible functions, multithreaded recalc, array formula support and more. Try it now! Developer News Google revs Dart, but questions about language's goals remain What's the point? Source: Infoworld Human ancestors were consuming alcohol 10 million years ago We owe them so much Source: Discover magazine DIY exoplanet detector using a DSLR Who needs NASA? Source: Lens Vid Do slower programmers get there faster? "The low rider drives a little slower. Low rider is a real goer" Source: Jaxenter Why developers love and hate PHP They use it (that's the answer to at least one of those) Source: Infoworld Code Project Discussions - Your say! This week's survey What about procrastinator? Source: CodeProject Difference between Total Experience and Relevant Experience ? Revenant experience is your experience fighting zombies. Oh, wait. Source: CodeProject