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Steve Ballmer visits Sydney

Microsoft's chief executive jets down under to empower developers to push code into the cloud.

on Nov 7 2008 11:23AM

Ballmer gets excited about the 1,000 developers in Sydney to greet him.

In the light... Ballmer wants developers to see the light and shift code into the cloud.

Gianpaolo Carraro sets the scene with .NET evolution.

Gianpaolo goes deeper into the development frameworks.

Microsoft is reaching out to the open source community to create plug-ins for assets that reside in the cloud. Microsoft don't want to lock their cloud to just .NET based edge devices, Gianpaolo Carrara said.

The devs get a laugh out of this representation of the dev lifecycle now that they can push code to the cloud.

A view from the stands. Gianpaolo Carraro gives power to developers.

Ballmer gets excited about the 1,000 developers in Sydney to greet him.

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