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> None of those "WCF is Xamarin Enterprise only" licensing restrictions Are you kidding me? Let's suppose Microsoft buys Xamarin and doesn't bury it. Further
by politician 13y ago
> None of those "WCF is Xamarin Enterprise only" licensing restrictions
Are you kidding me? Let's suppose Microsoft buys Xamarin and doesn't bury it. Further, let's suppose that they actually pump money into polishing and enhancing their tools. Do you actually believe that Microsoft wouldn't wrap 10 flavors of Student, Home, Business, Pro, and Ultimate licensing around the result?
- cududa 13y agoYou don't really know/ understand Satya. That would sort of be the opposite of what he'd do with this.
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- taspeotis 13y agoWCF is part of the .NET Framework and there's no .NET Framework Student Edition ... .NET Framework Home Edition ... .NET Framework Ultimate Edition.
- politician 13y agoParts of the .NET Framework like PEX and Code Contracts were restricted to Visual Studio Ultimate until recently.
- taspeotis 13y agoAnd Fakes as well, but none of those are part of the .NET Framework. They're part of the ALM tools Microsoft sell.