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VB Developers Can Now Publish Windows Phone 7 Apps
Today Microsoft announced that its Visual Basic add-on for Windows Phone Developer Tools is now available in its final RTW version ("Release to Web"). With this add-on, Visual Basic developers
8 Free E-Books on C#
C# remains in high demand. It consistently ranks as one of the most popular languages in various indexes. According to Dennis B. Moore's research, C# is the 5th most
Build 2011: HTML5 + JS 'First-Class Citizens,' Silverlight Takes a Back Seat
The new development platform for so-called Metro apps is called WinRT, short for Windows Runtime. Its name suggests its potential future place as the principal runtime library for Windows. Developers
Poll Update: Mozilla, Google Favored Over Adobe, Microsoft for Web App Deployment Platforms
We're midway through the week and this week's poll has thrown up some interesting results so far. We asked: among the big Internet companies/orgs, whose web app deployment platform do
Build 2011: Microsoft's Scott Guthrie on XAML Without Silverlight
We've probably all worked in organizations where we've been put in charge of projects we believed in with all our hearts and half our salaries, only to see them superseded
How to Use App Hub, Microsoft's New Site for WP7 and Xbox LIVE Developers
Developers interested in building applications for Windows Phone 7 now have a new resource: Microsoft's new App Hub. This website is designed for Windows Phone developers and Xbox LIVE indie
Build 2011: What Is WinRT, and Is Silverlight Dead?
The Windows Runtime library (WinRT) is the principal provider of system services for applications in Windows 8 that will be designed to incorporate the new "Metro" style. Officially it is
Visual Basic Developers Can Now Build for Windows Phone 7
Today Microsoft announced that developers interested in building applications for Windows Phone 7 can now use Visual Basic to do so, in addition to the previously supported platforms of C#,
Microsoft's IE9 Gets "Tracking Protection" for Better Browser Privacy
On the heels of an FTC report on consumer privacy and its recommendations for developing an online "Do Not Track" option, Microsoft has announced that IE9 will soon offer consumers
Microsoft Office Comes to the Browser (Finally)
Microsoft announced this morning at its PDC conference that the next release of Microsoft Office will include browser-based versions of some of its main office software products - Word, Excel,
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