12 months ago, I initially heard that Microsoft was operating on a rapid-application-development (RAD) tool codenamed “KittyHawk.” I finally heard more about KittyHawk — but not from Microsoft. The Softies aren’t willing to comment on anything pertaining to the instrument. (I asked; no go.) here’s what I’m gleaning from my sources. is an attempt by Microsoft to make .Net easier for those outside its traditional developer community. The company’s recently introduced WebMatrix device suite is one way Microsoft is doing this. WebMatrix is aimed at those developing Web applications. on the other hand, is targeted at fledgling coders who are interested in building business applications. The idea,
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