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.NET Micro Framework
.NET MF and TRON
Posted
over 3 years ago
by
Colin Miller
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Happy New Year to everyone!!! While we were on our Holiday Break, there were things happening in Japan. In December at the TronShow, Dr. Ken Sakamura introduced a port of the .NET Micro Framework onto the TRON kernel. Dr Sakamura is, as you know, most...
.NET Micro Framework
Community Development site goes live!!
Posted
over 3 years ago
by
Colin Miller
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Today we are launching our community development site. This is the site specifically focused on supporting the collaborative development of the .NET Micro Framework. This is in addition to our continued presence at Microsoft.com and MSDN. As announced...
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