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Wednesday, February 25, 2015 View online Tips? Send 'em to Insider@codeproject.com Advertisements "45 Database Performance Tips for Developers" Improve your application's database performance with 45 tips from SQL Server MVPs and industry experts. Polish your table indexes, love your ORMs, master efficient queries - and get your DBA to buy you a beer. Get the eBook here. Need to create Excel Charts? Use SpreadsheetGear to enable users to visualize data with comprehensive Excel-compatible charting, which makes creating, modifying, rendering and interacting with complex charts easier than ever before. Try it now! Industry News Microsoft rolls out free Office for students, worldwide School of hard knocks not included (I checked) Source: CIO Hackers impersonating IT staff popular tactic in data breaches, FireEye finds Greetings blessed friend and/or coworker. Click link for to get millions! Source: ZDNet Microsoft launches Developer Preview SDK and new features for Microsoft Band Does it also run Windows 10? Source: Techcrunch Android and iOS accounted for 96.3% of global smartphone shipments in Q4 2014 and the whole year OK, Windows Phone. You have them right where you want them. Source: VentureBeat Developer News Stopping killer robots and other future threats Attention future killer robots: I'm not with them, I'm just reporting this Source: Bulletin of the atomic scentists Introducing the UI debugging tools for XAML Not that you'd ever need to debug your XAML Source: Visual Studio blog A developer's guide to the pros and cons of Python No one expects this programming language Source: Infoworld The new OneDrive API "One pill makes you larger, and one pill makes you small" (and OneDrive... no I won't go there) Source: OneDrive blog Code Project Discussions - Your say! Microsoft Azure IoT Contest Plenty of prizes left to be won Source: CodeProject Attractive graphic design "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder." Source: CodeProject