Introducting Microsoft DotNet: ASP Alliance

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by Christophe Lauer
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Article Contents:

Introduction
Aims and Objectives
Unpacking the .NET Architecture
.NET is Multi-Language
Applications are hardware-independent
Applications are Portable
All Languages Must Comply with a Common Agreement
All the Languages Use a Coherent Set of Basic Services
Close-Up on the CLR
Close-Up on ASP.NET
.NET in the Short Term
.NET in the Long Term
What's the Verdict?

Applications are Portable

Applications compiled as intermediate code are presented as Portable Executables (PEs). Microsoft will thereby be able to offer full or partial implementations of the .NET platform over a vast range of hardware and software architectures: Intel PCs with Windows 9x, Windows NT4, Windows 2000 or future 64 bit Windows versions, microcontroller-based PDAs with PocketPC (e.g. Windows CE), and other operating systems too, no doubt.

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