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Between 1991 and 1993, Microsoft dogfooded its own code and fought feature creep and bugs…
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Before there was Windows NT, there was NT, a 32-bit portable operating system that would…
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Before diving into the Microsoft Foundation Class library, I thought it might be a good…
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OOPs! By the 1990s, Windows application developers were consumed by the move to Object-Oriented Programming,…
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Heading into the weekend, I’m preparing for our trip next week to Amsterdam for this…
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Say hello to C++, an object-oriented superset of C that is still one of the…
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Before moving past Visual Basic classic, let’s take a look at how Microsoft evolved VB…
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And now, a brief interlude while we ponder the personal computing coulda, shoulda been, Microsoft…
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Microsoft has been cheapening its flagship Windows platform with advertising for many years. It's trying…
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As a young technology enthusiast, I despised Microsoft and its inability to innovate. And then…
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Steve Jobs was a magical asshole, and Bill Gates created a terrible Microsoft culture that…
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Visual Basic was instantly popular and its ease of use and suitability for application development…
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Visual Basic was the right tool at the right time, and it was everything that…
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While this article series focuses on Windows, Microsoft’s empire was initially built on an even…
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In researching the history of Microsoft Basic, I realized I had forgotten something: We need…
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As a fun preview for the next several articles in this series, here’s “hello, world”…