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Microsoft prepped the ground for its European TechEd conference this week by snaffling up SourceGear's bag of Teamprise tools. The "assets" allow developers using Eclipse or working on multiple operating systems - Mac, Linux and Unix - to build apps with Microsoft's Visual Team Foundation Server. Inevitably, the Teamprise …

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  1. The BigYin
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    Phase One - Embrace

    Phase Two - Extend

    Phase Three - Extinguish

    Hopefully there will be a F/OSS answer to this.

  2. Richard 102

    So ...

    By "interoperability", did the MS suit mean "you will bow down before me!"

  3. Doug 3
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    Re: Phase One - Embrace

    exactly what I was thinking. There is no way Microsoft wants developers using Eclipse even if it means developing MS .Net apps. It leaves Microsoft out of the control loop and leaves Java and other languages sitting there just asking to be used.

    When Java was growing up, Microsoft went out of its way to purchase up and shut down companies with very interesting technology which used Java. There is nothing Microsoft has done to show they have changed. Embrace, Extend, Extinguish so the choice is not there.

    we really need and evil ballmer icon.

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