Port 25 - Communications from the open source community at Microsoft

Browse by Tags

• ~FeaturedPost
• App
• Community
• Identity and Authentication
• Industry Conferences
• Interop
• Java
• jcannon
• Media
• Open Source
• Podcast
• Sam Ramji
• Shared Source
• Software Testing
• Video
• Visual Studio
• Web

Supernova

by Sam Ramji on March 19, 2008

I’m writing this from EclipseCon in Santa Clara, California, where I’m going to announce the beginning of Microsoft’s collaborative work with the Eclipse Foundation. This started about a year ago when I met Mike Milinkovich at an open source event (the... more

• Wednesday, March 19, 2008
• in: Dev Center
• Sam Ramji

Releasing the Source Code for the .NET Framework Libraries

by jcannon on October 03, 2007

Some news from Scott Guthrie's blog this morning - "One of the things my team has been working to enable has been the ability for .NET developers to download and browse the source code of the .NET Framework libraries, and to easily enable debugging support in them. Today I'm excited to announce that we'll be providing this with the .NET 3.5 and VS 2008 release later this year...." ... more

• Wednesday, October 03, 2007
• in: Community
• jcannon

ASP.NET AJAX Released!

by MichaelF on February 01, 2007

I wanted to take a moment to let the Port 25 community that Microsoft has officially released ASP.NET AJAX to the web under the Microsoft Permissive License (Ms-PL)... ... more

• Thursday, February 01, 2007
• in: Community
• MichaelF

From Atlas to ASP.NET AJAX: Sam Interviews Brad Abrams

by MichaelF on November 30, 2006

Brad Abrams, Group Program Manager for the .NET Framework, sits down with Sam to discuss all things AJAX including: the Open AJAX Alliance, Atlas, the Microsoft AJAX Library and cross browser compatability...... more

• Thursday, November 30, 2006
• in: Media
• MichaelF

Java and .NET Interoperability: JNBridge

by MichaelF on September 19, 2006

Sam interviews Wayne Citrin to discuss work his company, JNBridge, has done to provide interoperability between .NET and Java...... more

• Tuesday, September 19, 2006
• in: Media
• MichaelF