Topic: microsoft

Industry Watch: Microsoft on the move

Announcements on smartphones, tablets and more came out rapidly from the company … continue reading

Three things for developers at TechEd 2012

Team Foundation, global service monitoring in System Center 2012, and HTML5 support in LightSwitch were headlines … continue reading

Flipping on LightSwitch

Microsoft, its partners and its customers don’t all see eye to eye when it comes to Visual Studio LightSwitch … continue reading

Industry Watch: Testing culture undergoes dramatic shift

Changes in testing, particularly toward increasing automation, are making it more useful to organizations … continue reading

Microsoft grabs $1 billion’s worth of AOL patents

An analysis of the numbers suggests a strengthened portfolio for Microsoft, as well as additional revenue through licensing … continue reading

The Microsoft IP tussle over Android

IP lawyers describe the many tactics Microsoft uses to defend its patents, and how they can be countered … continue reading

Microsoft announces Visual Studio 11 feature pack, ‘build-in-the-cloud’

Team Foundation Service uses Windows Azure VM roles to perform builds in self-service fashion … continue reading

Outercurve Foundation’s Innovators Gallery welcomes Mayhem

Microsoft’s project is designed to “connect everything to everything else,” and a contest has sprung up around it … continue reading

Zeichick’s Take: SQL Server 2012 is not the new iPad

But like the iPad 3, you should only upgrade to the latest SQL Server right away if you really need to … continue reading

From the Editors: Too many options, not enough leadership

Microsoft should pick a development direction and stick with it; HTML5 will spark a new battle in the browser wars … continue reading

Industry Watch: Oversaturation of options

Microsoft is accommodating many development style and languages in Visual Studio 11, perhaps too many … continue reading

Who’s getting aboard the Metro?

Microsoft wants to avoid mistakes made in the past and by its competitors, but will developers trust that it has done so? … continue reading

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