Web services are the next step in building distributed, modularized applications. They allow you to take some of your business logic, compartmentalize it in a component, and execute the functionality ...

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Yesterday's .NET Conf Focus on AI online event highlighted Microsoft's latest/greatest AI dev tooling, including the newly open-sourced .NET Smart Components. Debuting as an "experiment" earlier this ...

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For years to come, Windows developers will be straddling the boundary between managed code, which runs in the .Net Common Language Runtime, and unmanaged 32-bit Windows and COM codes, which do not.

Prior to the arrival of the .Net framework, users often encountered two major problems when trying to deploy and maintain rich-client applications in the Windows environment. Ilya Bukshteyn, a group ...