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.NET vision now a reality, says Microsoft | |
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| Time: 10:20 EST/15:20 GMT | News Source: E-Mail | Posted By: Todd Richardson | ||
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Microsoft Corp’s .NET vision, once a confusing morass of marketing hype and technological buzzwords, is now a mature platform for the development and deployment of web-based applications which require inter-device connectivity, the company said. The .NET framework, originally announced in 2000, is Microsoft’s collection of technology, products and solutions that it said would enable the exchange of information and applications between different devices -- such as PDAs, mobile phones, PCs, etc. -- across different kinds of networks, including the Internet and cellular networks. This level of connectivity between completely different kinds of devices was made possible through the use of XML-based (eXtensible Markup Language) web services. | ||
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| #1 By 2332 (65.221.182.2) at 5/23/2003 10:50:02 AM |
| Blah blah... hype.... blah blah web services suck... blah blah borg something or other... blah blah C# is a Java clone... blah blah. |
| #2 By 7390 (198.246.16.251) at 5/23/2003 2:20:32 PM |
| Look, building enterprise scale web applications in ASP and Com+ over time became cumbersome. Using .Net makes things better (I don't want to go into every reason). And the vision of going beyong VS 6 is now a reality. |
| #3 By 135 (208.50.204.91) at 5/23/2003 7:11:51 PM |
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We just deployed our first .Net app to the internet. We're working with a business partner to connect our app to theirs using SOAP. Our major money making app is deploying on .Net later this year.
.Net is definately taking off. |
| #4 By 6253 (12.237.219.240) at 5/24/2003 1:02:41 PM |
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OK, so .NET announced in 2000 is a reality.
How about Cairo, announced in 1992?? |
| #5 By 135 (208.50.204.91) at 5/24/2003 2:33:47 PM |
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cba - Back to gcc for U!
holedup - Cairo was Windows 2000. It was late by about 3 years, but it did come out. |
| #6 By 135 (208.50.204.91) at 5/25/2003 12:22:06 PM |
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daveh - No, Cairo was not released as a product, but most of the really good ideas contained in the concept were released as Windows 2000.
The other ideas have been dropped because they turned out to not be good ideas. As for OFS, the primary good idea from that, extended file properties, was released in Windows 2000. |
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