Monday | 24 November, 2008

Stories about: Covalent Technologies

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    Mono trudges on with .Net alternative 12/12/2002 11:01:11

    Developers from the loosely-knit Mono project this week made available more bits and pieces of their technology, as they slowly plug away at creating an open source version of Microsoft Corp.'s .Net initiative. Meanwhile, plans for a complete release of the technology have been put on hold.
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    Mono trudges on with .Net alternative 12/12/2002 10:57:25

    Developers from the loosely-knit Mono project this week made available more bits and pieces of their technology, as they slowly plug away at creating an open source version of Microsoft Corp.'s .Net initiative. Meanwhile, plans for a complete release of the technology have been put on hold.
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    AMD: Films, music highlight promise of 64 bits 20/11/2002 07:33:00

    Advanced Micro Devices President and Chief Executive Officer Hector Ruiz used his Tuesday morning keynote address here to demonstrate what 64-bit technology can accomplish for both businesses and consumers, as he challenged the IT industry to stop delivering technology for technology's sake.
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    Microsoft .Net comes to Apache for a price 26/07/2002 11:38:25

    Covalent Technologies, which sells software that sits on top of the popular free Apache Web server, announced a new version of its product that allows developers to use Microsoft's .Net programming tools to write Web applications that run on Apache.
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    Microsoft .Net comes to Apache for a price 26/07/2002 07:49:00

    Covalent Technologies, which sells software that sits on top of the popular free Apache Web server, announced Wednesday a new version of its product that allows developers to use Microsoft Corp.'s .Net programming tools to write Web applications that run on Apache.
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    Microsoft tool ties Windows to Oracle database 24/07/2002 07:51:00

    Microsoft on Tuesday released a tool that will allow Windows developers to build applications more tightly integrated with data stored on database software from Oracle.
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    Open-source .NET inches closer to fruition 23/07/2002 07:52:00

    The open source effort to create a freely-available version of Microsoft Corp.'s .NET development environment is set to take a leap forward Wednesday, when developers from the effort known as the Mono Project detail its latest accomplishments at a conference dedicated to open source software.
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    Apache 2.0 beta hits the Web 05/04/2001 06:35:44

    The beta version of Apache Web server 2.0 was completed Tuesday night. This is seen as the first major reworking of the popular software in some time. The upgrade is expected to make the software more accessible to users unfamiliar with it and to integrate better with other platforms.
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