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Microsoft delivers test build of its 'Volta' cloud-programming toolset

Microsoft is making available a first, publicly available test build of a developer toolset that allows programmers to write Web applications using existing .Net-based tools and languages. The toolset -- code-named "Volta" (and previously code-named "Tesla") -- is the brainchild of Erik Meijer, a SQL Server architect...

Tags: Developer, Microsoft .NET, Microsoft Intermediate Language, JavaScript, Microsoft Corp., Programming, Volta, Meijer, Mary Jo Foley

Blog posts 2007-12-05

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Gadget Gal's daily deals: MacBook sale, Sony Walkman, Nikon Coolpix

A sale on MacBooks, a Sony Walkman MP3 player, and a Nikon Cookpix digital camera. Here are your daily deals for Thursday, June 4, straight from the Gadget Gal: 1. It's rare to find a MacBook on sale, so finding brand new ones...

Tags: Nikon Corp., Sony Corp., Sony Walkman, Apple MacBook, MacMall, Notebooks, Hardware, Notebooks & Tablets, Jennifer Bergen

Blog posts 2009-06-04

Grandville Printing Transforms Large Midwest Retailer's Weekly Shelf Sign Program

The times are changing for Grandville Printing Company. It's almost required in today's competitive printing industry. Looking for better solutions, Grandville worked with one of its key customers, Meijer, to reduce in-store labor with a centralized, automated, streamlined workflow process, saving the company significant dollars the first year alone using...

Tags: Hewlett-Packard Co., Grandville Printing Co., Retail, Document Management, Enterprise Software, Software, Finance, Managerial Accounting

Case studies 2008-10-01

In the mind's eye, it's now Marissa versus Monkeyboy

In the mind's eye, it's now Marissa versus MonkeyboyFunny thing that.I watched some of the MSDN Channel 9 videos recently. People like Erik Meijer, Brian Beckman, Scott Guthrie and others. Likeably, intelligent people you respect. You see them, and you think there is hope for Microsoft.Then you see Steve Ballmer,...

Tags: Public relations, Steve Ballmer, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2008-02-29

Microsoft Volta - a cool new RIA technology

I heard about Volta last week and to be honest, I had no idea what it was. "Tier-splitting" sounds interesting but I wasn't sure how it would be used in the real world. The blogosphere soundbyte of "Microsoft's GWT" got me more confused. Ed has a very good writeup with...

Tags: Microsoft .NET, Microsoft Intermediate Language, Rich Internet Application, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Volta, Ed, AJAX, .Net, Application Servers, Middleware, Internet, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Web 2.0, Software Development, Enterprise Software, Software, Ryan Stewart

Blog posts 2007-12-11

Microsoft architect compares Volta and Google's GWT

Is Microsoft's "cloud programming" toolset Volta -- which Microsoft released in early preview form this week -- a "me-too" response to Google's Google Web Toolkit GWT? I've seen that argument from fellow ZDNet blogger Ed Burnette and others around the Web. I asked Microsoft Volta Architect...

Tags: Google Inc., Microsoft Intermediate Language, JavaScript, Microsoft Corp., Google Web Toolkit, Volta, Execution Environment, Scripting Languages, C#, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Programming Languages, Software Development, Mary Jo Foley

Blog posts 2007-12-07

Microsoft creates GWT clone

While the GWT conference was going on in San Francisco, Microsoft announced its own take on the concept: Volta. GWT compiles Java source code into Javascript, and now Volta does the same thing for C# and other .NET languages. "JavaScript is just an assembly language," says Live Labs product manager...

Tags: Microsoft .NET, Microsoft Silverlight, Microsoft Intermediate Language, JavaScript, Microsoft Corp., Web Browser, Tier, CLR, GWT, Volta, Upshot, Silverlight 1.1, .Net, C#, Web Browsers, Middleware, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Programming Languages, Internet, Enterprise Software, Software, Ed Burnette

Blog posts 2007-12-05

Volta: Browser capabilities on steroids

I ran across Mary Jo Foley's recent post in a series on Microsoft code names where she discussed Volta. As I tend, as a developer, to look at these things from a different angle, I thought I'd add my own explanation of the technology.I first saw Volta mentioned in a...

Tags: Microsoft .NET, Microsoft Silverlight, JavaScript, Web Browser, John Carroll

Blog posts 2007-08-09

A (Microsoft) Code Name a Day: Volta

I'm resuming my Microsoft Code Name a Day series that I started in December 2006. The goal: To provide the back story, each day in August, on one of Microsoft's myriad code names. Some of these code names might be familiar to Microsoft watchers; others hopefully will be brand-new.Microsoft code...

Tags: Codename, Microsoft Corp., Mary Jo Foley

Blog posts 2007-08-08

'Volta': Microsoft's dev platform in the Cloud?

Next week is Microsofts much-touted Mix 07 conference. Microsoft has been saying for months that the company will share its vision for its Live development platform at the Las Vegas show. No one from Microsoft is ready or willing to talk publicly about the details yet. Soma Somasegar, the...

Tags: Web 2.0, Development tools, Corporate strategy, Code names, WPF/e, Windows Live, SQL Server, Research, Google, Database, .Net Framework

Blog posts 2007-04-23

Why the Sharp languages still matter

Why the Sharp languages still matterWe use all the Sharps here...My rep got me pre-alpha versions of F# and X# way back. It was unreal. I pulled two of my top-Top-TOP MCSDs off their projects and told them "reinvent all of our applications in F# pronto". The edict was delivered...

Tags: .NET, Programming languages, Scripting languages, Development tools, Sharp Corp., C#

Discussion threads 2007-02-21

Why the Sharp languages still matter

Its been a while since Microsoft has talked publicly about the # Sharp programming languages under development by its research unit. But the silence doesnt mean nothings been happening. Elements of the Sharps -- F#, Spec#, X# now known as C Omega, all of which build on top of...

Tags: Database, SQL Server, Development tools, Visual Studio Orcas, .Net Framework

Blog posts 2007-02-21