Issue: 2015 - May/June

• Editorial
  To celebrate our anniversary, Rod takes a look at his May/June editorials he's written for the past 15 years.
• Legal Notes: OSS Licenses
  If you ever wondered what the difference was between a license and a contract, or if you’ve ever wondered how to safeguard your app, you’ll want to read John’s interesting loo...
• Office 365 iOS Apps Using Swift
  The world has evolved away from single-platform apps. Sahil shows us how Apple’s new Swift language encourages new opportunities, whether you’re programming for iOS or otherwise.
• Extending Bootstrap: A Product Selection System
  Paul continues his series on Bootstrap by creating a custom product selection system that keeps a running total of a user’s purchases.
• Exploring the Xamarin.Forms Ecosystem
  As part of his series, Walt dives deeply into Xamarin.Forms and roots around in the details of the object model.
• Easier AngularJS Routing with Angular UI Router
  Craig builds a simple application that reveals the states, dependencies, and methods of navigation that you’ll need in order to fully understand the Angular UI Router framework.
• The Baker’s Dozen State of the Union: 13 Points on SQL Server Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence
  Kevin takes a look at SQL Server “then and now,” and shows us just how important it is to understand the various tools involved in BI.
• Markus Egger Remembers 15 Years of CODE Magazine
  Most people troll the Internet for technical details, yet CODE Magazine manages to soldier on in print (and online). Markus takes a look at where we’ve been and what it took t...
• Asynchronous Pattern Redux for XAML Developers
  By providing the history of asynchronous and await patterns, Bill examines the benefits of using these techniques in developing new apps and when it comes to the maintenance o...
• XAML Anti-Patterns: Code-Behind
  Markus continues his series on anti-patterns with an interesting look at when to take advantage of certain techniques and when to give them a wide berth.
• Managed Coder: On Process
  Ted takes a look at how to tell if a process is broken.