Showing posts with label DNN. Show all posts
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Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Another feather in Microsoft’s cap

What sets Oxite stand apart isn't its feature set, but the development team behind it - Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT).When the MIX Online team decided to create Visitmix.com, a companion site for the developer community, they decided to tap some internal Microsoft resources to assemble a content management system for the backend.Seeing the excellent results the development team determined to release the CMS - built on Microsoft's ASP.NET MVC framework - to the public as an unconnected tool.

Oxite is an open source, standards compliant, and highly extensible content management platform that can run anything from blogs to big web sites. We know this because it runs MIX Online. Microsoft faintly turns an interesting corner with Oxite,. It's free, open source and from everything I've seen so far, pretty darn impressive for a tool that's not even in beta yet.

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Wednesday, December 24, 2008

Java moves to .NET

Java and .NET are thought to be opposites, yet there is cross-pollination in Java application frameworks being ported to .NET. Two of the major Java frameworks, Spring and Hibernate, have .NET ports that work with managed code. A lot of those frameworks use methodologies that .NET developers aren't happy with, like aspect-oriented programming and domain motivated design. Microsoft has its own frameworks, as ADO.NET.

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Thursday, December 18, 2008

ASP.NET is Not ASP

ASP.NET is the next generation ASP, but it's not an upgraded version of ASP.

ASP.NET is an entirely new technology for server-side scripting. It was written from the ground up and is not backward compatible with classic ASP.

You can read more about the differences between ASP and ASP.NET in the next chapter of this tutorial.

ASP.NET is the major part of the Microsoft's .NET Framework.


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Monday, December 15, 2008

Microsoft.Net Improvements

Microsoft announced new pricing for Visual Studio 2008 and rehashed some of .NET's recent improvements earlier this week at its TechEd EMEA conference in Barcelona, Brazil.

Companies using any component of Visual Studio Team System (VSTS) and which have a premium-level MSDN subscription can upgrade to any VSTS role edition, including the full suite, for 30% off. The company is also offering promotions for Visual Studio Professional to users of any development tool, as well as discounts for MSDN subscriptions to users of Visual Studio Professional.

Microsoft Releases Windows Azure OS

Microsoft has launched a "cloud operating system" called Windows Azure, or the operating system formerly known as Windows Cloud. Azure is basically a platform for developers of web applications. It combines hosting and tools for managing service delivery and will compete directly with Amazon's EC2 platform.


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ASP.Net and Microsoft.net

ASP.NET is one of the centerpieces of the Microsoft .NET Framework and provides the infrastructure for easily developed, dynamic .NET Web applications. ASP.NET is not only the successor to Microsoft Active Server Pages (ASP), it is a unified Web development platform that provides the services necessary for developers to build enterprise Web applications. ASP.NET provides great enhancements over ASP and includes many new features.


Open source CMS "Oxite" to developers

An open-source content management platform that developers can use to build complicated blogs or large Web sites released by Microsoft. Called Oxite, its creators express it as a standards-compliant and highly extensible content management platform. They built it not because there is a need for another blog engine, but because they were building the MIX Online site for Web designers and wanted to offer an example of a use for ASP.NET MVC, according to Oxite Web site ASP.NET MVC lets developers use ASP.NET to build Web applications using an architecture called model-view-controller.

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Friday, December 5, 2008

Implementation of .NET

.NET has been implemented by Microsoft to framework operating system suits (excluding MS Windows 95 and earlier) on all supported hardware platforms. Microsoft has released a compact framework of .NET

There are a variety of other implementations being urbanized on platforms other than Microsoft Windows.

The most admired execution, after MS.NET, is the open source ‘Mono’ Project on Linux (See www.go-mono.com) Microsoft had released all the source code of their .NET framework for FreeBSD and Mac OS under the title of Shared Source Common Language Infrastructure (SSCLI). Check out the SSCLI 1.0 release - which builds on WindowsXP, FreeBSD, and Mac OS X 10.2, released under Microsoft’s Shared Source Initiative. http://msdn.microsoft.com/net/sscli/

Benefits on .Net Implementation as once discussed online:
1. .NET hooks non-Microsoft platforms into the larger Windows development community.
2. Better support for Microsoft apps on non-Microsoft platforms.
3. .NET widens the market for those who don't target Windows.
4. .NET binaries are closer to the open source ideal.
5. Boosts efficiency, as developers can program to just one API.

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MS.NET standardization

Microsoft has already certification for both C# and CLI from ECMA and ISO/IEC as Industry standards to help in enhancing the credibility of the newer. Net platform allures others to adopt .Net. Several companies and government organizations only utilize ISO certified technologies; for example, in Australia anything ISO certified is also considered Australian standard according to the rules of the Australian government.

Quite a few academic institutions are now interested in teaching standard C#. Major outcome of an open industry standard specification is .Net platform could be getting ported to other platforms like Linux and UNIX; best example is the Mono Project by Ximian- it is an open source implementation of .Net platform for UNIX and Linux based on ECMA approved Public Domain Specification of C# and CLI. Microsoft has released all intellectual property in the core C#/CLI platform to the public sphere. Henceforth, no one needs a license to implement C#/CLI. This helps one and all in enhanced accepting the implementations of C# and CLI which are at the core of .Net platform. However, the whole of .Net platform is not a Public domain standard- Microsoft still owns complete Intellectual property rights to several class libraries and API within the .Net platform.

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