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January 2009 |
Desmond File
Moving to Microsoft
A frequent RDN contributor departs for greener pastures -- and possibly some quality time with SharePoint.
by Michael Desmond
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December 2008 |
Desmond File
2009: What's Next for Developers?
As IT budgets grow tighter, 2009 promises to be the year of cloud computing and cost-cutting new technologies.
by Michael Desmond
Data Driver
Is LINQ to SQL Dead?
As Microsoft aligns behind ADO.NET Entity
Framework, some V2 features may slip. Could that
breath new life into LINQ to SQL?
by Jeffrey Schwartz
Desmond File
JavaFX Launches in Uncertain Times
How will it fare against the other major RIA offerings?
by Michael Desmond
Desmond File
Can Components Stretch Your Dev Dollar?
One company is betting against the odds and rolling out a new product suite for developers...right in the middle of an economic downturn.
by Michael Desmond
Data Driver
Data Access Shakeout: What's A DB Developer To Do?
Debate continues over the future of LINQ to SQL.
by Jeffrey Schwartz
Desmond File
Digital Darwinism
Microsoft is pitting LINQ to SQL against the ADO
.NET Entity Framework, and it's leaving some developers uneasy.
by Michael Desmond
Desmond File
Intel's Parallel Studio Goes Beta
The suite is aimed at bringing parallel tools and concepts to Windows developers.
by Michael Desmond
Desmond File
If Programming Languages Were Religions
Perl as Voodoo? C as Judaism?
by Michael Desmond
Data Driver
Microsoft Says LINQ to SQL Not Dead
Tim Mallalieu, the program manager for both LINQ to SQL and the Entity Framework, says Microsoft anticipated the backlash but maintains both data access interfaces will be better off for this move.
by Jeffrey Schwartz
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November 2008 |
Desmond File
Get Out the Vote
Advances in Web development and publishing have made this a campaign to remember.
by Michael Desmond
Desmond File
RIP Windows 3.1
Microsoft is finally, officially, ending its licensing of Windows 3.x.
by Michael Desmond
Desmond File
Windows 7 Shout-Out
Tell us your first impressions of the upcoming OS.
by Michael Desmond
Desmond File
Oslo: Making Models
Oslo is the latest milestone in Microsoft's move toward model-driven development.
by Michael Desmond
Desmond File
Wonking on Windows
It's still in pre-beta, but Windows 7 is already looking good.
by Michael Desmond
Desmond File
Three's the Charm with Silverlight 3
Scott Guthrie lets slip a few details about the next version of Silverlight.
by Michael Desmond
Desmond File
Introducing Redmond Review
Microsoft Regional Director Andrew Brust takes the wheel of a new magazine section.
by Michael Desmond
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