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| Time: 08:17 EST/13:17 GMT | News Source: The Register | Posted By: Byron Hinson | ||
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Microsoft is pitching a new development tool at non-professional developers who want to make use of the features of .NET. The new tool, known as the Web Matrix project, offers all of the basic single-user features that would be expected and doesn't have some of the management features that are to be found in Visual Studio .NET. The idea is to provide a simple and easy to use development tool that will promote the use of .NET at all levels and also engender the idea of a development community where individuals help each other to come up with solutions. Web Matrix is available free of charge as a relatively small 1.2 MB download. | ||
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| #1 By 2332 (165.247.4.19) at 6/26/2002 3:04:19 PM |
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From #2's link:
"One of Java's key selling points is its multivendor support, said BEA's Snelling, an asset that should increasingly attract customers as they take a serious look at the dangers of tying their enterprise infrastructure to Microsoft's proprietary .Net." Sigh... .NET (well, the important parts of it) are an ECMA STANDARD. That means ANYBODY CAN IMPLETMENT THE .NET FRAMEWORK ANYWHERE THEY WANT, and with a LOT more freedom than Sun allows for Java. Sun *controls* Java, they have the final say on EVERYTHING. Yes, you can "suggest" things to Sun, but they don't have to listen to you... and they often exercise that right. Microsoft doesn't control .NET, the ECMA does... and I think we can all agree that a standards body is better than a big corporation with lots of vested interest. |
| #2 By 135 (208.50.201.48) at 6/27/2002 12:33:55 AM |
| BTW, I noticed this story came from the Register... It's actually informative, I'm amazed! :) |
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