The day the Web changed
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On Monday at Mix, I got a chance to talk with Scott Guthrie, general manager who runs a bunch of the teams at Microsoft who develop developer tools and platforms. He just came off of a keynote where he got a lot of attention with Silverlight and other developer initiatives. We sit down for a chat about them. On the way there, though, we ran into excited Jeff Prosise, co-founder of Wintellect, a consulting and training company (Jeff wrote one of the most important books about programming for Windows out there) and got a few short comments.
Tags: Scott Guthrie, Microsoft, Silverlight, Jeff Prosise, Wintellect
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