July 2007 - Posts

• Dynamic Languages support in .NET

  If you wondered what Dynamic languages are and what it means to have a DLR next to the CLR in .NET, read this blog entry from Scott Guthrie about it. The DLR supports Ruby, Python , Javascript and a new Dynamic VB most of it in pre-alpha stage however. Read More... Posted Thursday, July 26, 2007 1:41 PM by Anonymous | 0 Comments

• Have you started pre-testing on Windows Server 2008 ?

  Have you started pre-testing? Remember, pre-testing is available to help your technical team achieve efficiencies of scale by immediately incorporating requirements for Windows 2008 Server into the current dev cycle, rather than having to go back and Read More... Posted Tuesday, July 24, 2007 3:23 PM by Anonymous | 1 Comments

• Certified logo program for Windows 2008 Server

  Some of you have asked how to certify their apps for Windows Server 2008 , formerly known as Longhorn Server. http://www.innovateonwindowsserver.com/LearnBuild.aspx This link will give you access to information about certification, technical requirements Read More... Posted Monday, July 16, 2007 12:56 PM by Anonymous | 0 Comments

• An update on OBA Office Business Applications and underlying technologies

  IBF will be supported until the next version of Office comes along. LoBi is being re-designed and will come in a different form as part of the next Office System version. Today you can develop powerfull OBA's with VSTO 2005 SE , web services, etc . Sharepoing Read More... Posted Thursday, July 12, 2007 9:52 AM by Anonymous | 0 Comments

• Important annoucement for ISV developing on Windows Server 2008

  Windows Longhorn Server introduces major changes which have the potential to affect Server Applications produced by our ISVs: Impact of the Windows Firewall ON by default: As of Beta 3, LH Server has a symbiotic relationship with the Windows Firewall: Read More... Posted Wednesday, July 11, 2007 12:34 PM by Anonymous | 0 Comments

• New Microsoft ISV Portal

  Check out microsoft.com/isv – a portal to help ISVs find the relevant Microsoft business and technical resources they need to develop solutions and grow their businesses. The ISV portal was developed for ISVs, based on feedback from ISVs. We’ll use this Read More... Posted Friday, July 06, 2007 7:03 AM by Anonymous | 1 Comments