Introducing DocumentDB: A NoSQL Database for Microsoft Azure
The Benefits and Risks of Cloud Platforms: A Guide for Business Leaders
Integration Software: Build or Buy?
Creating Business Value Through Integration: What BizTalk Server and SQL Server Provide
Introducing Windows Communication Foundation
Dealing with Diversity: Understanding WCF Communication Options in the .NET Framework 3.5
The Workflow Way: Understanding Windows Workflow Foundation
Understanding Workflow in Windows SharePoint Services and the 2007 Microsoft Office System
Introducing Windows Workflow Foundation
Introducing Windows Communication Foundation
Introducing Windows Presentation Foundation
Windows HPC Server and Windows Azure: High-Performance Computing in the Cloud
Tools for Team Development: Why Vendors are Finally Getting It Right
Adopting a Common ALM Foundation: Why It Makes Sense in a Heterogeneous World
Introducing Visual Studio 2010
Providing Single Sign-On to Amazon EC2 Applications from an On-Premises Windows Domain
Choosing Client Platforms in the PC+ Era: A Perspective for ISVs
The Microsoft Private Cloud: A Technology Overview
Understanding Workflow in Windows SharePoint Services and the 2007 Microsoft Office System
Introducing BizTalk Server 2009
Understanding Workflow in Windows SharePoint Services and the 2007 Microsoft Office System
Introducing the .NET Framework 3.5
WS-Security: New Technologies Help You Make Your Web Services More Secure
Understanding Microsoft Message Queuing
Understanding Kerberos in Windows 2000
How Microsoft Transaction Server Changes the COM Programming Model
Making Sense of Distributed Objects
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Component Strategies Columns, 1997-1999
InformIT Columns, 2001-2002
REST: Another Way of Looking at Web Services
Beyond C# and VB.NET: Should You Care About Other .NET Languages?
Unraveling Software as a Service
What's Next for Web Services: GXA and Beyond
Security and .NET My Services: Can Microsoft Protect Our Data?
Privacy and .NET My Services: Can You Trust Microsoft?
Understanding .NET's Common Type System
DCOM is Dead Long Live .NET Remoting
Component Strategies Columns, 1997-1999
Back to Top.Taking Stock of Component Technology
Application Servers: COM-Based vs. Java-Based
ActiveX Controls vs. JavaBeans
Objects, Components, and Transactions