March 2009

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Microsoft's Oslo modeling platform, the M language and .NET

Microsoft's Oslo modeling platform aims to shift development practices away from low-level implementation and toward business' data. The relationship between Oslo and the .NET Framework isn't fully clear yet, but some hints are out. Continue Reading
March 03, 2009 03 Mar'09
Microsoft releases new CTP of Oslo SDK

The January 2009 release is giving developers a better idea of how Oslo's tools and languages will look, but its relationship to Windows and the .NET framework is still up in the air. Continue Reading

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