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- Microsoft softens limits on its Windows Web Server
- Microsoft softens limits on its Windows Web ServerPostgreSQL comes to mindCouple others. This is a step in the right direction, especially getting rid of the CAL's, but I just don't trust MS. It's too little, too late. Perfect example...I have a token Windows box on my home...
- Tags: Web servers, Operating systems, Web server, MSN Messenger, server, VisualStudio, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows Genuine Advantage, Microsoft Windows
- Discussion threads 2008-01-05
- Open source Halloween: what scares you most?
- Open source Halloween: what scares you most?Microsoft .NETOpen source's biggest fear should be the .NET platform. With the speed development must move these days on the web and the web-based RAD tools provided by the platform, open source simply has not answer for it at this time. And it appears...
- Tags: open source, Microsoft .NET, Web, Microsoft Corp.
- Discussion threads 2007-10-26
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- Infragistics releases NetAdvantage for Visual Studio 2008
- In the world of rich Internet application components, Infragistics has a ton of experience. They've been building .NET components for a long time and they took very quickly to WPF. They announced this week that they're component set, including NetAdvantage for WPF is compatible with VisualStudio 2008 so you'll be...
- Tags: Microsoft Visual Studio, Component, Microsoft Visual Studio 2008, Microsoft Windows Presentation Foundation, Rich Internet Application, Infragistics WPF Component, Looking Component, Ryan Stewart
- Blog posts 2008-03-03
- IrisMenu (exe)
- IrisMenu is an easy-to-use menu components package for VisualStudio.NETWinforms which provides multifarious non-traditional menu components. E.g. matrix menu, wheel menu. All you need to do is just set some properties then call Show method. Each of menu components has multiple animation styles can be selected for showing/hiding menu window.
- Tags: Animation, IrisMenu, Menu Component
- Software downloads 2007-09-28
- February 27, 2008: Microsoft plans a triple-play launch
- February 27, 2008: Microsoft plans a triple-play launchYour source is wrong. VS 2008 beta 2 isalready available. http://download.microsoft.com/download/f/2/a/f2ac411f-acf9-42a7-a84f-3efc409bcd6b/VSTS_SelfExtractingJuneCTP.mhtIs this a good idea?Looking at what happened when they did this last time with .NET 2.0, SQL 2005, and VS 2005 - they ended up with huge delays, tons of...
- Tags: Microsoft Windows, CTP, June CTP, Beta 2, Microsoft Corp.
- Discussion threads 2007-07-10
- VisualStudio 2005 Add-In For ExtremePlanner (zip)
- Add-In for Visual Studio .NET 2005 that provides access to the ExtremePlanner software package. The add-in allows you to access your tasks through the IDE for any of your ExtremePlanner projects. All projects in the ExtremePlanner are accessible from the add-in. Version 1.3 fixes concurrency network access issues and adds...
- Tags: Task, Project, Add-in, Microsoft Development Tools, .Net, Development Tools, Software Development, Software/Web Development
- Software downloads 2007-05-08
- Ray Ozzie's quiet revolution at Microsoft
- Ray Ozzie's quiet revolution at MicrosoftNot sure about cross-platform...Here is an article that says exactly opposite about Silverlight cross-platform abilities.Man is a genius....My rep introduced me to Ray when he was hired. I called him the "Wizard of Ozz" and he told me I was "one bad-a CIO". We then...
- Tags: E-mail servers, Java development tools, Groupware, Enterprise software, Ray Ozzie, Microsoft Corp., IBM Corp., Eclipse, IBM Lotus Notes
- Discussion threads 2007-05-01
- NetBeans 6.0M3 vs. Eclipse 3.3M2
- NetBeans 6.0M3 vs. Eclipse 3.3M2dynamic language support?How does dynamic language support line up in netbeans vs eclipse?jrubygroovyjython& more?criteria?I'd like to see a comparison of how productive developers are using the two IDEs. Just because one IDE may have more features and more companies in the community does not necessarily equate...
- Tags: Java development tools, Programming languages, Sun NetBeans, Eclipse, Java
- Discussion threads 2006-09-25
- Microsoft unveils Vista-friendly peripherals
- Microsoft unveils Vista-friendly peripheralsThat $6.6+ billion per year R&D spend is really paying off"The three keyboards, three mice and three Webcam-related gadgets are designed for multimedia lovers and multitaskers."That $6.6+ billion per year R&D spend is really paying off;-)Seriously, MS well done for getting a product out the door.Banner day...
- Tags: Mice, Keyboards, mouse, Microsoft Corp., keyboard, Microsoft Windows Vista, peripheral
- Discussion threads 2006-09-13
- Day 4: Madhu: "Eclipse is a 21st century tool, Visual Studio is 20th century"
- (Madhu Siddalingaiah Aquarius Solutions compared Visual Studio against Eclipse in a talk this morning at EclipseCon 2006. --Ed) Madhu: Most of my experience has been with Visual Studio 2003 so that's what I'm going to cover mostly. But I'll point out some improvements in VS2005 that I...
- Tags: Eclipse
- Blog posts 2006-03-23
- IrisSkin (exe)
- IrisSkin is the easiest-to-use .NET skin solution for Microsoft VisualStudio.NET WinForms. It provides you the ability to make your application in skin automatically, including all forms. You will never spend many times on programming for skin support. Version 2.7 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.
- Tags: IrisSkin, .Net, Application Servers, Development Tools, Middleware, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software
- Software downloads 2006-03-21
- Standards V. Standardization
- Standards V. StandardizationForced upgrades a mythat least for Windows. I still run Win2K servers and desktops, as well as XP desktops and 03 servers. We run Office 2K, Office 03, OpenOffice, NeoOffice, based only on what the end user needs. From VisualStudio to Great Plains, nothing from...
- Tags: Operating systems, Strategic planning, Apple Mac OS, Quality, MSWord2000, Microsoft Windows, standardization, operating system, standards, Apple Macintosh
- Discussion threads 2006-02-09
- ImageButton.net (exe)
- ImageButton.net gives you the possibility to create easy nice graphical Buttons like known from pcGuardIT User interface. Don't waste time in creating you own solution. Simply add ImageButton.net into your VisualStudio.NET Toolbox and that's it. And then use Imagebuttons, like you know from normal .NET Buttons. After every 5th Button...
- Tags: Tools & Techniques, .Net, Application Servers, Middleware, Management, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software
- Software downloads 2005-12-06
- Borland names new CEO
- Borland names new CEOJBuilder competes against Eclipse??? Try IntelliJJBuilder is dead. Th fact is that there are two major players on the market now: Eclipse and IntelliJ. While Eclipse is powerful tool it is a full of messy plugins and unstructured navigation and it is lacking proper documentation (IBM supporting...
- Tags: Java development tools, PRODUCTIVITY, OPEN SOURCE, Development tools, Middleware, Borland JBuilder, Eclipse integration, Borland Software Corp., Eclipse, tool
- Discussion threads 2005-11-08
- A quick-reference guide for using the BizTalk Server 2004 Mapper
- BizTalk's message mapping utility fully leverages VisualStudio.NET's ease-of-use and offers a graphic interface that greatly simplifiesthe process of creating a transform for your inbound message. This downloadexplains how to use the BizTalk Server 2004 Mapper Utility to define both asource and a destination XML schema for your application project. Additionalguidance...
- Tags: TechRepublic Inc., Microsoft BizTalk Server, Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004, Web Services, Application Servers, Middleware, Enterprise Software, Software
- Download resources 2005-02-09
- Ballmer touts new developer tools
- Ballmer touts new developer toolsDevelopersDevelopers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, ...POOF!! head explodesBallmer has no vision.He is as blind as Dollar Bill.Tools?Maybe I'm confused...But didn't Bill Gates...
- Tags: Steve Ballmer, tool, development tool, developer
- Discussion threads 2004-05-24
- Oracle delivers simplified Java tools
- Oracle delivers simplified Java toolsToo bad JDeveloper is a piece of garbage...You get exactly what you pay for - an overbloated piece of trash.Awful waste of time...The continued investment in Java tools in general and Oracle software in particular is too much for this CIO. Listen, I run a finely...
- Tags: PRODUCTIVITY, Java development tools, Programming languages, Enterprise software, Middleware, job, Oracle Corp., Java, tool, Oracle JDeveloper, Java tool
- Discussion threads 2004-04-14
- The remedy vanishes?
- The remedy vanishes?Clinton was clueless..Clinton had no clue as to what it took to have a growing economy. He went after Microsoft and helped to bring on the recession. Luckily for all Americans, President Bush took over and quickly dropped this case. President Bush is a strong leader who has...
- Tags: Tools & Techniques, Leadership, Microsoft Corp., software, IBM Corp.
- Discussion threads 2004-03-24
- Forrester: Linux development can be more costly
- The study found a huge gap in software maintenance costs incurred by the two approaches, due in large part to the price difference between the BEA Inc. and Oracle Corp. software that Forrester compared to VisualStudio .Net and Microsoft SQL Server. Software maintenance in a large organization was estimated at...
- Tags: Linux/J2EE, Forrester Research Inc.
- Blog posts 2003-09-09
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