Published by NeoSmart Technologies June 8th, 2007
in Design, Programming
Tags: .NET, Animation, APIs, Apple, Coding, Core Animation, Development, RIA, Software Center, User Interface, XAML
Although we try our best to be impartial when it comes down to OS wars, and we have, throughout the years, presented the pros and cons of Windows, Linux, and other operating systems, you’ve probably noticed that NeoSmart Technologies isn’t too big on Apple. Well, color us purple, but this we have to talk about.
Apple [...]
Programs. They start off in the IDE as nothing more than a blank page, then (with the blood, sweat, and toil of programmers and many sleepless nights) they turn into volumes of monospaced text, a standing testament to the dedication of programmers and the way they work. Then from the myriads of the [...]
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Published by NeoSmart Technologies April 23rd, 2007
in Alternatives, Microsoft, Programming, Software, Windows
Tags: .NET, .NET Framework, Adobe, Apollo, C#, Coding, Development, Flex, Java, Mono, MonoDevelop, Silverlight, Software Center, Solaris, Sun Microsystems, Visual Studio
As dedicated developers, end-users, and champions of Microsoft’s .NET Framework, we’re making a final plea to Microsoft and the .NET Framework team to save .NET and make it a real multi-platform framework. Please!
Sun could (and did) do it with Java, so why can’t Microsoft just swallow the pill already and provide real support for the [...]
Published by NeoSmart Technologies April 8th, 2007
in Microsoft, Programming, Software, Yahoo!
Tags: .NET, Apollo, C#, Development, Paul Graham, PHP, Python, Web Development
What a crazy day for technology. It all started with Paul Graham’s ridiculous link-bait article “Microsoft is Dead,” earlier today. Since then, the web has been in an uproar - just how do you define success, innovation, power, creativity, and can companies just “die” anyway? Never mind that conversation - Paul Graham surprised us there [...]
4 short years ago, Microsoft unveiled its new framework/engine for programming and running applications in a virtual environment, and the world was stunned. Microsoft had introduced a run-time environment that was for the first time a true “Write once, run everywhere” implementation, but that was far from being the end. With .NET 3.0 on the [...]
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Ricky Tan of Microsoft’s MSDN Blogs hints at an RTM within two months for the new .NET Framework 3.0, and leaves us to wonder just what that means for the .NET Developers out there. For those of you that haven’t heard, Microsoft .NET 3.0 Framework is the new name for WinFX and .NET 2.0 bundled together.
Assuming [...]
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