Discussing the guiding philosophy behind the C# programming language, Anders Hejlsberg quotes Albert Einstein.
Despite wildfires and solar flares, the man-made Eclipse was a hot topic at the 18th Conference on Object Oriented Programming, Systems and Applications.
Programmer calls for an end to outsourcing.
Network operating system mainstay Novell today agreed to acquire Nuremburg, Germany-based SUSE Linux, long a leader in Linux operating system and administration tools. Novell also announced that IBM intends to make a $50 million investment in Novell convertible preferred stock.
With Jim Floyd, Compuware's QACenter Performance Edition product manager.
A free monitoring application for SQL Server DBAs that packs quite a punch.
Program said to allow users to perform basic functions, such as placing phone calls, launching applications and accessing contact information via voice commands.
A selection of resources for the developer who wants to learn more about Microsoft's recently-unveiled Visual Studio .NET "Whidbey", SQL Server "Yukon", and Windows "Longhorn".
Company has supported Oracle and IBM’s DB2 databases as the repository for its change management system.
OmniView provides a serious tool for the power user who needs to work with SQL Server data.
New version of the SQL Server-backed source code control tool will include improved diff and merge, shadow folders, Linux client support, and other improvements.
At its heart, governance is a new way of looking at IT that embraces life cycle management and day-to-day control of projects and operations.
Iron Speed Designer offers a fast way to Web-enable database applications using ASP.NET code.
Microsoft insiders says its a quantum leap technological breakthrough that will create a paradigm shift -- and also not crash as often as its predecessor operating systems.
Gates said Microsoft is currently soliciting comments on its latest Web services technology, which will be turned over to a standards body by the end of 2004.
Service Integrity Inc. is demonstrating how it fits into the Microsoft vision of secure Web services.
Shared Source Initiative to include a new category of developer.
Microsoft's Longhorn will feature new communications technology, code-named "Indigo," designed for Web services application support.
New toolset allows developers using Visual Studio .NET 2003 to use Visual Basic .NET and Visual C# .NET to write code behind Word- and Excel-based applications.
Architecture designed to allow original equipment manufacturers to build smaller, less-expensive and more secure devices.