Microsoft Developer
Today, at the Microsoft Professional Developer Conference (PDC) here Los
Angeles, Microsoft announced not only the release of version 4.0 of the.NET
Micro Framework, but also that they are open sourcing the product and making
it available under the Apache 2.0 license, which is already being used by
the community within the embedded space.
The .NET Micro Framework, a development and execution environment for
resource-constrained devices, was initially developed inside the Microsoft
Startup Business Accelerator, but recently moved to the Developer Division
so as to be more closely aligned with the overall direction of Microsoft
development efforts.
The result of this is that the .NET Micro Framework has become a seamless
development experience, bringi... (more)
Azure Cloud on Ulitzer
Microsoft just released a tool to help you figure out how much money you can
save by switching to Windows Azure from your on-premises solution.
The tool will provide you with a customized estimate of potential cost
savings you (or your company or organization) may achieve by building on the
Windows Azure Platform. Upon completion of the TCO and ROI Calculator profile... (more)
Under the pressure from Windows Azure release in a week, Amazon unveiled
today a new AWS SDK for .NET Developers providing .NET developers the
libraries, code samples, and documentation needed to build an AWS-powered
application using any programming language capable of making .NET calls
including C#, Visual Basic, Windows PowerShell, and other compliant
languages. .NET developers get a ... (more)
Microsoft announced today the immediate availability of Microsoft Visual
Studio 2010 Beta 2 and Microsoft .NET Framework 4 Beta 2 to MSDN subscribers;
general availability will follow on Oct. 21.
New testing options in Visual Studio 2010 will help ensure quality code.
Enhancements to the integrated development environment mean that whether
modeling, coding, testing or debugging, developer... (more)
Check out Charles Torre talking with George Moore (21 year MS veteran) about
the what is behind the billing of Azure. Watch the interview on Channel 9
here.
21 year Microsoft veteran and Software Architect George Moore is involved in
defining and implementing an effective strategy for taking Windows Azure from
technology preview to enterprise business ready. Specifically, George is
resp... (more)