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August 28, 2012Aug 28, 201208/28/12As many developers have noticed, the reflection APIs changed in the .NET API set for Windows Store apps. Much of .NET’s ability to offer a consistent programming model to so many platforms over the last ten years has been the result of great architectural thinking.
August 28, 2012Aug 28, 201208/28/12As many developers have noticed, the reflection APIs changed in the .NET API set for Windows Store apps. Much of .NET’s ability to offer a consistent programming model to so many platforms over the last ten years has been the result of great architectural thinking.
August 28, 2012Aug 28, 201208/28/12As many developers have noticed, the reflection APIs changed in the .NET API set for Windows Store apps. Much of .NET’s ability to offer a consistent programming model to so many platforms over the last ten years has been the result of great architectural thinking.
August 15, 2012Aug 15, 201208/15/12Updated (2017): See .NET Framework Releases to learn about newer releases. This release is unsupported.
Updated – 8/16/2012: Added license information about the source code release.
Today, we are happy to announce the availability of Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5 and Visual Studio 2012.
August 9, 2012Aug 9, 201208/9/12The .NET Framework team is out at conferences all the time. We love getting to meet with you all to discuss the latest news about what we’re building and even better learning about what all of you want to build. Deon Herbert,
