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On a cold morning in January 2006, I met with Microsoft co-president Jim Allchin, who…
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With Jim Allchin teetering towards retirement, Microsoft finally shipped Windows Vista after several more delays…
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In mid-2005, Microsoft rebranded Longhorn as Windows Vista and set out to deliver monthly builds…
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In the years since Steve Jobs had returned to Apple, he had rarely missed an…
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Despite the perpetual Longhorn delays, Microsoft decided in early 2004 to forego a new version…
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In August 2004, Microsoft quietly reset Longhorn development and started over with a new codebase.…
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Readers will remember Todd Wanke as the guy who ran Microsoft's War Room for Windows…
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In May 2004, I interviewed Bob Muglia, Microsoft senior vice president of the Windows Server…
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Here’s another quick fix for one of the bugs in .NETpad: It doesn’t correctly identify…
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With Longhorn delayed yet again, Microsoft started working to bring some of its core security…
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Here’s a quick fix for one of the bugs in .NETpad: It doesn’t correctly remember…
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Microsoft today announced the first preview release of .NET 7, along with previews of ASP.NET…
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In January 2004, Joseph Jones and I interviewed Hillel Cooperman and Tjeerd Hoek, two of…
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In 2004, Microsoft finally realized the inevitable: Longhorn wasn’t just running late, it was impossible.…
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When I made the C#/Windows Forms version of .NETpad available on GitHub in late January,…
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Microsoft wants users of Visual Studio 2012, Visual Studio 2017, and Visual Studio 2019 to…