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- August 02, 2006
02 Aug'06
Quest unveils two .NET application managers
Quest Software has released two application management tools for .NET apps and Web services.
- August 02, 2006
02 Aug'06
.NET Obfuscator protects against source code extraction
This tool from PreEmptive Solutions mixes up an application's code so outsiders cannot extract the code and reverse engineer the application.
- August 02, 2006
02 Aug'06
Elementool releases Web-based bug tracker for Visual Studio 2005
Web-based project management provider Elementool has released a bug-tracking add-in for Visual Studio 2005.
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- August 02, 2006
02 Aug'06
Windows Developments: Product news, August 2006
This month's roundup of .NET development product news includes application management software from Borland, Quest, Captaris and AVIcode, plus new testing tools and two community development Web sites.
- August 02, 2006
02 Aug'06
AVIcode introduces MOM management tools
AVIcode has updated its Microsoft Operations Management (MOM) monitoring pack and released a MOM-to-Team Foundation Server connector.
- July 31, 2006
31 Jul'06
Microsoft's analyst meeting touts SaaS, .NET's victory over J2EE
Microsoft execs emphasized their focus on software as a service and claimed victory over J2EE in the enterprise development market during last week's financial analyst meeting.
- July 31, 2006
31 Jul'06
Captaris updates workflow software to support .NET 2.0
The company's Workflow 6.0 release is fully integrated with .NET 2.0 and SQL Server 2005. It also introduces a workflow development system.
- July 27, 2006
27 Jul'06
Adesso partner program reaches developers big and small
The company's AppsNOW Partner Program offers enterprises and individual developers alike a place to share .NET applications and optimize them for mobile or distributed development.
- July 26, 2006
26 Jul'06
.NET simpler than Java but stuck in Windows, analysts say
Analysts see Visual Studio and Eclipse emerging as winners in the controversy over the Java EE platform's SOA viability. The experts say .NET is much easier to develop than Java EE, since .NET was designed with Web services in mind, but suffers ...
- July 25, 2006
25 Jul'06
These are not the principles you're looking for
Mike Gunderloy has determined that Microsoft's tenets for promoting competition have less to do with transparent development and more to do with making money and avoiding lawsuits.
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- July 21, 2006
21 Jul'06
SearchVB.com survey: VB.NET making progress, but VB 6 still No. 1
Our latest reader survey shows an increase in VB.NET development, though VB 6 remains the language of choice for readers. Results also indicate an uptick in Web development.
- July 20, 2006
20 Jul'06
Microsoft's Lampson at Usenix: Write software that expects to fail!
Systems must be able to gracefully fail to succeed, and those specified to be perfect are bound to fail, Butler Lampson of MS Research said at the Usenix conference earlier this summer.
- July 18, 2006
18 Jul'06
Microsoft, VMware offer free virtualization tools
VMWare has been making hay in the virtualization space. But Microsoft's virtualization offering is ready for download, accompanied with info on what virtualization means to developers.
- July 15, 2006
15 Jul'06
VSTS meets unit testing, part 2: Integration and automation
Bringing better integration to test and development is one of Visual Studio Team System's main goals. VSTS tries to make test and report correlation easier.
- July 15, 2006
15 Jul'06
VSTS meets unit testing, Part 3: TDD tools
Test tools such as csUnit, MbUnit and TestRunner may bring agile development methods to VS applications. With Visual Studio Team System, Microsoft is similarly trying to support a true Test-Driven Development process.