When I started this post I found myself writing about the history of inheritance as a technique, of how far back it goes and various languages that supported inheritance long before .Net inheritance came on the scene. Needless to say I scrapped most of that – if you’re here reading … Continue reading
If you’ve been reading [other] recent blog posts by certain industry commentators interpreting statements made by Microsoft’s Julie Larson-Green at last week’s UBS Global Technology Summit you may well be thinking that Windows RT is dead. You may be thinking that Microsoft is planning to reduce their stable of Windows … Continue reading
Microsoft now has a [fairly] solid, credible ecosystem that incorporates desktop, tablet, phone, and even the “living room” with Xbox, all tied together via SkyDrive. My feeling is that the most successful software projects over the next few years will be those that offer a solution that touches as many … Continue reading
