Microsoft Preps New Modeling Language

March 2008 As its broad "Oslo Accords" initiative, Microsoft is developing a new programming language in the statement, code-named "D," This is expected to serve as test modeling language, allows non-technical business managers and stakeholders manipulation of digital assets.

users and these components will do the same to be deposited in Oslo, and technology to model complex services applications, according to industry as observers. Microsoft details plan for the D fuzzy, but Tang demsak, Microsoft MVP and XML experts believe that both the D language and Oslo, will be selected in the Microsoft Professional Developers Conference (PDC) in October.

, "the D language, and that is why PDC, has been cancelled, last year," demsak said. "What I do know is that Microsoft has been a very, very quiet about the D language, I would like to see more MVP summit, but I really do not have much hope that the language, if they experienced a trend, so data-driven. " on Microsoft, in October 2007 about the Oslo project, which is designed to expand the companys dynamic IT strategy. Oslo will provide tools and resources to help enterprises better planning, demonstrations, the development and deployment of applications and services. The plan is promoting the new version of Visual Studio, BizTalk Server and. NET framework. Microsoft has said that the Oslo agreement would include a central digital assets and enterprises code.

"We are building a common purpose modeling language, tools and knowledge base to bridge all types of applications, and mobile models to the Centres application development," Microsoft in a background of the Oslo initiative right. "Model will no longer just a description of the application, they will be used."