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 hardware-independent

All these languages are compiled via an intermediate binary code, which is independent of hardware and operating systems. This language is MSIL: Microsoft Intermediate Language. MSIL is then executed in the Common Language Runtime (CLR), which basically fulfills the same role as the JVM in the Java platform. MSIL is then translated into machine code by a Just in Time (JiT) compiler.

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