Microsoft Build 2014: Microsoft open sources a slew of software with .NET Foundation

Charlee Gothard
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Project Roslyn released into the wild live on stage in San Francisco

Microsoft made a lot of developers very happy at the main keynote this morning at the company's Build 2014 conference in San Francisco by releasing source code - some of it live on the stage - to t...

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