New version said to convert 80% of Java code to .NET.
Succeeding with Web services depends on winning the big bet we’re placing on this multi-part security scheme.
Microsoft has realigned its .NET product set and now finds a slew of customers using its Visual Studio .NET toolset to build applications and Web services.
New version is said to integrate with Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003 and 2002 and Windows Server 2003.
Development teams are finding their way toward the new Microsoft platform. They are encountering decent performance, sketchy security standards and a handful of best practices.
Check out these publications, tools, and community sites for additional information about application lifecycle management (ALM).
Company has expanded its Together analysis and design tools with release of Together Edition for Visual Studio .NET.
Microsoft sets date for pre-beta release of new OS.
ADT’s Jack Vaughan spoke recently with Rebecca Dias, Microsoft product manager for advanced Web services, about the status of the technology in Redmond today and in the future.
Also offers expanded Web services support for XML, SOAP, UDDI and other standard specifications.
.NET to change in unison with servers.
Users find value -- and challenge -- in the handy markup language that could.
ADT’s Jack Vaughan spoke earlier this year with Deborah Kurata of InStep Technologies Inc. about the migration of Visual Basic developers to .NET.
Recent changes have left some believing that Microsoft’s technology strategies have changed or even that the company is de-emphasizing .NET -- and neither of these is true.
Company adds its voice to speech application development.
New toolset promises to speed up driver development.
At this year’s JavaOne, Sun began a renewed push to court developers with the unveiling of a low-end toolset that officials said eases the process of helping Visual Studio and .NET developers to start building Java-based apps.
New direction for ASP.NET.
Sun cannot now force Microsoft to carry Sun's Java, while Microsoft is barred from offering its Java variant.
A look at the buzz surrounding a prediction of IT's demise.