Microsoft .Net report card
Few initiatives have ever arrived with as much fanfare as Microsoft .Net. Now almost four years later, the day of reckoning has arrived. Does .Net make the grade?
Interview: Microsoft’s David Treadwell
A top Microsoft exec for .Net platform development answers tough questions and provides new insight on Longhorn
Does .Net have a dynamic-language deficiency?
Yes, there’s JScript, but .Net’s vaunted ability to accommodate multiple languages falls short on the dynamic front
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