At Microsoft TechEd 2004
You can't reboot the Internet, and other comments from Don Box (6/9/2004)
'The message is we have a new way of thinking about software that is called 'service-orientation,'' Box told ADT. Like others, he sees benefits to this approach versus just plain coding, or the not-so-plain object software methods in vogue in the 1990s.
SQL Server to gain encryption,
XQuery support (5/27/2004)
At Microsoft TechEd 2004 in San Diego, Microsoft provided further details on
its upcoming database release now known as SQL Server 2005 (formerly code-named
“Yukon”). The software will natively support Web services, XML and
encryption.
Visual Studio 2005 Team
System takes on IBM Rational suite (5/25/2004)
Despite plenty of pre-briefings and a measured rollup to launch, Microsoft Visual
Studio 2005 (formerly Whidbey) packed a few surprises when it was formerly announced
at Microsoft's TechEd conference this week in San Diego.
Sometimes Microsoft
can keep a secret (5/25/2004)
Visual Studio 2005 Team System was announced on Monday, and now the pundits
will be scrambling to tell you what to think. I don't know what I think myself
yet, but here are a few preliminary thoughts.
Also
Longhorn can wait: Security
patch for XP is priority (5/25/2004)
Microsoft rolls out WS enhancements
(5/24/2004)
Ballmer discusses Visual
Studio 2005 Team System, app life cycle (5/24/2004)