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I’ve had multiple meetings recently with customers and press where the topic of .NET development has come up, particularly as it relates to the cloud and server. They’ve heard about ...
I’m excited today to announce a new DevLabs project: Microsoft Codename “Casablanca”. You can learn more about the project and download the bits from the DevLabs site.
I&r...
In my recent post on the “The Road to Visual Studio 11 Beta and .NET 4.5,” I shared my thoughts on some key industry trends that have influenced our most recent wave of development tools.&...
I am very happy to announce that the Visual Studio 11 Beta and .NET 4.5 Beta releases are now available for download.
I previously blogged about some of the innovation that went into the Visual Studi...
Today, I’m excited to announce that Visual Studio 11 Beta and .NET 4.5 Beta will be available in just a few days, on February 29th, 2012. These releases will be “go live,” mean...
As an industry trend, advancement in heterogeneous hardware has progressed at a rapid pace. This in turn has fueled developer desire to target such hardware for accelerated computation, necessit...
Happy new year.
Over the last several months since //BUILD/, I’ve published multiple blog posts outlining advancements made in Visual Studio 11, from languages to the .NET Framework to IDE produ...
Through my last several blog posts, I’ve highlighted some of the new features in Visual Studio 11 Developer Preview released in September. All of these posts have concentrated on various a...
Over my last few posts, I’ve blogged about some of the advances we’ve made for the Visual Studio 11 Developer Preview - improvements to programming languages that enable developers to bett...
In my first post of this Visual Studio 11 series, I discussed some of the language-level innovation in the Visual Studio 11 Developer Preview. In this second post, I’ll take a look at some...
In my last few blog posts, I’ve highlighted significant advancements our teams have made as part of the Visual Studio 11 Developer Preview released at //BUILD/, and I’ll continue that seri...
At the BUILD conference in September, we unveiled developer previews of Visual Studio 11, Expression Blend 5, Team Foundation Server 11, and the .NET Framework 4.5.
We’ve been working on th...
In my previous post, I highlighted how Windows Metro style apps can be developed utilizing the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript skills you already have. If your world is code, Visual Studio offers a great en...
From students participating in the Imagine Cup, to the next hot start-up in Silicon Valley, to enterprises delivering modern efficiencies into mature businesses, developers today all have three things...
Today, I’m excited to announce the release of Python Tools for Visual Studio (PTVS), which is now available for download from CodePlex.
The Python ecosystem has been enjoying tremendous gro...
Today, Microsoft Visual Studio LightSwitch 2011 is available for download for MSDN subscribers. Non-MSDN subscribers can get LightSwitch starting Thursday, July 28th, or download a free trial today.
L...
The Imagine Cup brings together students from all walks of life from around the world and tasks them with a big challenge: solve the world’s toughest problems through technology.
I ...
Previously, I blogged about key trends in software development starting with concurrency/parallelism, and indeed today multi-core systems are everywhere. You can target multi-core systems from many ma...
Today, we’re releasing Debugger Canvas on DevLabs.
Debugger Canvas is a new user experience for stepping through code in the debugger in Visual Studio Ultimate. It displays the code of each of t...
Today, Steven Sinofsky and Julie Larson-Green announced that we’ll be starting a dialog with developers about the next generation of Windows, internally codenamed “Windows 8". We&rs...
More than 18 months ago, Microsoft helped sponsor the creation of the Outercurve Foundation (previously known as the Codeplex Foundation) to contribute ideas and projects to the open source community...
Today we're adding Solver Foundation to DevLabs.
Solver Foundation is a .NET library for mathematical programming, modeling, and optimization. Mathematical programming is all about decision making, a...
Today marks the one year birthday of Visual Studio 2010!
It seems not long ago that we had the world-wide launch celebrating the largest developer tool release from Microsoft in many years. I ...
With IE9's recent release, I wanted to share with you a little about some of our development tools that support HTML5, ECMAScript 5, and CSS3 development.
Throughout its release cycle, IE9 has blogge...
Last week at TechEd Middle East in Dubai, I announced that LightSwitch beta 2 would be available in the coming weeks.
I'm happy to report that today, we have made LightSwitch beta 2 availa...
Today, I have the privilege of keynoting TechEd Middle East in Dubai for the second year in a row.
TechEd Middle East debuted last year, and this year the event has grown significantly. TechEd p...
Today we're launching several new Technical Computing (TC) projects on DevLabs. These projects give you a chance to learn about some of the technologies being developed as part of the Technical ...
As the year comes to an end, I find myself reflecting on the progress we've made at Microsoft and how it's made an impact on my life.
I'm always impressed with the work we do here at Microsoft (you ...
Since we launched Visual Studio 2010 and .NET 4 on April 12th of this year, it has been exciting to see the extremely positive response to the product. Within six months of the launch date, Vis...
I have been a part of the Imagine Cup since 2003 and every year, am delighted and surprised at how it gets better and better.
This world-wide competition brings together students from all over...
This week at the
Supercomputing 2010 conference in New Orleans, we announced Service Pack 1 for
Windows HPC Server 2008 R2, which integrates Windows Azure compute cycles with HPC
Server. Often, HPC cu...
In November 2008, we launched Microsoft BizSpark, a three-year program that helps world-wide early-stage startups succeed by providing them the technical resources they need to build successful busi...
At PDC last week, Scott Guthrie showed some of the great apps developers have already built for Windows Phone 7 using Silverlight, as well as the rich set of development tools we have just ...
Writing applications that effectively handle long latencies can be a daunting challenge. As software applications grow more complex, more developers are building software that accesses remote r...
Many of you have asked if Visual Basic can be used to write Windows Phone applications.
As of today, the answer is "yes!"
Starting today, you can download Microsoft Visual Basic CTP for Windo...
Today we released an important component of our Technical Computing initiative: Windows HPC Server 2008 R2 Suite.
Windows HPC Server provides an end-to-end HPC solution that is tightly integrat...
Today, we are announcing the availability of Windows Phone 7 Developer Tools.
Windows Phone 7 Developer Tools enable you to design and test your Windows Phone 7 applications in Visual Studio. These ...
Earlier this year in February, I blogged about key software development trends.
The second trend, The Web as a Platform, continues to grow at an astounding rate. Browser-based application...
Managing the needs of a quality assurance lab can be quite challenging.
A dizzying number of machines need to be set up, torn down, or restored to a particular snapshot so the software tea...
I am pleased to announce a new product in the Visual Studio family - Visual Studio LightSwitch.
LightSwitch is the simplest way to build business applications for the cloud and the desktop.
Tod...
Yesterday we announced the release of Microsoft Visual Studio Scrum 1.0, a new process template for Team Foundation Server 2010. The template can be downloaded from the Visual Studio Gallery or ...
Earlier this week in our Worldwide Partner Conference, we outlined our vision for the cloud and underscored Microsoft's commitment to providing a platform that enables our customers to embrace cloud c...
Windows 7 introduced a number of new end-user features that make using applications easier, and since then, developers have asked us for more prescriptive guidance on "How do I use those in my applic...
Yesterday I had the opportunity to participate in the Finals of the Imagine Cup 2010 in Warsaw, Poland.
Imagine Cup is a worldwide programming contest where students from around the globe get a ...
My previous posts on the productivity improvements in Visual Studio 2010 highlighted features of Visual Studio that you can use right out of the box. Today, I'm going to focus on extensions to V...
In my previous posts on the productivity improvements in Visual Studio 2010, I've focused on features that all VS developers can take advantage of. Sometimes, though, the most useful features a...
I've blogged previously about the Architecture tools in Visual Studio 2010. These tools offer a fantastic way to understand an existing application, design some new functionality, and validate an imp...
Today at Internet Week in New York, we launched Expression Studio 4.
Expression 4 is a suite of professional design tools for building immersive user experiences for the desktop, mobile devices and t...
In April, we introduced Visual Studio 2010 to the world. One of the breakthrough features we delivered in VS 2010 is IntelliTrace - a tool that enables you to do historical debugging and is a key par...
You could say the code editor is the most important feature of any development experience. After all, that's what lets you create, see, and change your code. Without a code editor, no othe...
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