Spring 2.5 embraces annotations in a variety of new ways.
The cell phone's open platform lets developers write applications in C and C++.
Redmond’s Secure Development Lifecycle requirements aim to counter security defects in the face of recent SQL attacks.
The source code is now available after Microsoft initially removed the project for not following OSI rules.
The new documentation describes technologies that can be used by developers to interoperate with Microsoft's solutions.
Hundreds of dissatisfied testers of Microsoft's ADO.NET Entity Framework V1 are expressing what they call a "vote of no confidence" in the technology.
On Wednesday June 25 the Eclipse Foundation is sending Ganymede down the tracks.
Company issues three tools to help Web developers with security.
Paul Preiss champions the role of software architects.
New Eclipse-like developer product can be used to support team collaboration.
Group tracks the use of open source software at the enterprise level.
Developers can create dynamic Web apps in the Curl language via Eclipse.
The company cites gains in the high-performance computing market, with nine universities adopting Microsoft's technology.
'Agentless' offering comes thanks to VMware's acquisition of Thinstall earlier this year.
Telco joins organization advocating the use of Mobile Linux.
MSDN and TechNet Plus subscribers can now test a full-featured version of the relational database management system.
IBM looks to deliver enterprise-level mashups for everything from end-user creation to adding value to SOA deployments.
The company's Sandcastle project omitted the source code, and thus failed to meet open source licensing requirements.
Bill Gates Tuesday kicked off the annual Tech-Ed Conference with a keynote that took an opportunity to look back, as well as provided a glimpse into the future.
Visual modeling tools will first appear as Visual Studio add-ons.