In our premier issue, back in October 2002, we ran a full-length interview
with Anders Hejlsberg, the Distinguished Engineer at Microsoft responsible
for the creation of the C# programming language. Then, in March 2005, we
presented a follow-up interview conducted by .NETDJ's editor-in-chief, Derek
Ferguson, at Microsoft's Tech Ed 2004 conference in San Diego, California.
Here it is again in full.
.NETDJ: Between now and the last time we spoke, Borland has entered the .NET
space. As an ex-Borland employee who is now one of the most revered .NET
icons, what are your thoughts on this?
AH: I'm very excited that they are doing that! It is the right thing for the
Delphi community and .NET is the logical next place for all Windows
development tools to go. I think it is a win-w... (more)
Microsoft .NET and J2EE Interoperability Toolkit
I wanted to read this book before it was ever announced. At the time, I was
just beginning work on a project here at Expand Beyond to connect our
Java-based application server, the XBAnywhere Server, with our .NET-based Web
service, the Windows Gateway. I read an article written by Simon Guest about
using WS-Security between Java and .NET, b... (more)
From time to time, I find myself lassoing a sacred cow in this Editorial
space, dragging it over to the slaughterhouse of rhetoric, and ultimately
barbecuing its falsehood over the stainless-steel, six-burner,
propane-powered grill of real-world experience. To wit, the current industry
obsession with SOA as a panacea for every information system ill from
performance to security is, in m... (more)
Mono is the leading non-Microsoft implementation of the Common Language
Infrastructure (CLI) specification. The CLI is the foundation of .NET.
Because Mono runs on a number of platforms, it is the main choice today for
people who want to run .NET applications on non-Microsoft platforms such as
Linux.
.NETDJ's editor in chief recently interviewed Mono's creator, Miguel de
Icaza, direct... (more)
(Microsoft Chief Architect and Distinguished Engineer Anders Hejlsberg,
inventor of the C# programming language, which underpins .NET, granted an
exclusive interview to .NET Developer's Journal for its premier issue, coming
in January 2003. As a preview, Derek Ferguson covers highlights from
Hejlsberg's OOPSLA presentation.)
(November 20, 2002) - Anders Hejlsberg delivered a speech to the ... (more)
Derek Ferguson, founding editor and editor-in-chief of .Net Developer's Journal, is a noted technology expert and former Microsoft MVP.
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