It’s been over a year since Microsoft announced its dynamic language runtime (DLR), a software layer on top of .Net that allows dynamic languages, like Ruby and Python, to integrate more tightly with Microsoft’s core set of developer class libraries.
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Jun18
Will Google deliver its own dynamic language runtime?
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Jun18
China: A potential, new antitrust battleground for Microsoft
Joining the U.S., the European Union, Japan and other sundry antitrust investigators who have set their sites on Microsoft, China is now looking into whether Microsoft is abusing its monopoly power.
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‘Sensing’ more about what’s coming in Windows 7
One potential new Windows 7 feature about which I haven’t seen a whole lot of speculation is something called “Windows Sensors.”
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