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Microsoft-funded project helps PHP tap into ADO.NET data services: Microsoft has released a project to bridge the gulf between the popular PHP programming language and .NET. The project is called the PHP Toolkit for ADO.NET Data Services and it consists of an open-source toolkit funded by Microsoft and developed by a company called Persistent Systems. Using the toolkit, PHP developers will...; Tags: Microsoft Corp., PHP, Microsoft ADO.NET; News items 2009-08-25
Microsoft offers open source link for PHP, .Net: Microsoft's Developer and Platform Evangelism Interoperability team is introducing on Friday an open source project to bridge PHP and Microsoft's .Net programming model, Microsoft representatives said. The company's PHP Toolkit for ADO.Net Data Services uses REST as a bridge between Microsoft's software platform and the popular PHP scripting language, said...; Tags: Microsoft Corp., PHP, Microsoft ADO.NET; News items 2009-08-23
?Oslo`: Microsoft`s Elusive Modeling Strategy: Microsoft's "Oslo" software modeling technology appears to be something of a chameleon in that it continues to evolve and take on new appearances based on its surroundings. Now "Oslo" has moved to a different destination, or at least the Oslo team is adapting and merging with Microsoft's Data Programmability team....; Tags: Oslo; News items 2009-08-17
Microsoft whittles away at Oslo; now plans to fold it into SQL Server: There are few initiatives at Microsoft that have undergone as many twists and turns as Oslo, Microsoft's modeling platform/strategy. On November 10, Microsoft announced the latest Oslo shift: Oslo's three main remaining components are going to be be renamed "SQL Server Modeling" and be folded into some future release of...; Tags: Oslo, Microsoft SQL Server; News items 2009-11-10
'Oslo': Microsoft's Elusive Modeling Strategy: Microsoft's "Oslo" software modeling technology appears to be something of a chameleon in that it continues to evolve and take on different appearances based on its surroundings. Now Oslo has moved in a new direction, or at least the Oslo team is adapting and merging with Microsoft's Data Programmability team....; Tags: Microsoft Corp., Oslo; News items 2009-08-18