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  • October 1, 2003
Heard on the street: Tales of .NET
The Microsoft roadmap to Web services on .NET is leading the development of real-world business applications using XML technology. But the journey is not without surprises, both pleasant and unpleasant.
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Borland joins Together and .NET
Borland has expanded its Together analysis and design tools with the unveiling of Together Edition for Visual Studio .NET, which company reps say can provide architects and developers with a clear view of software development.
Read more		 Microsoft to synch tools revisions with platform revs
When Microsoft's .NET initiatives began, it was Visual Studio (VS) and Visual Studio .NET that careered the architecture forward. The platforms to run the new .NET apps came later -- too much later for some developer groups.
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