PDC 2000 took place on July 11–14, 2000 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. .NET Framework and Visual Studio.NET were announced, and the more than 6000+ attendees received the initial beta. Additionally, the C# programming language was announced and demonstrated, ASP+, the successor to Active Server Pages, was also announced (later that year, the name was changed to ASP.NET), and Internet Explorer 5.5 was released.
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PDC 2000 Keynote with Chris Atkinson
This PDC keynote begins with a little music and then some fun .NET graphics before a comedy act performed by Richard Jeni. Then Chris Atkinson comes out on stage to deliver some .NET content before the video ends with a bit of audio difficulties. After searching through archives, there doesn't seem to...
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PDC 2000 Keynote with Bill Gates and Chris Atkinson
This keynote starts off with a tribute to some of the greatest inventors of all time. Chris then talks about web services in the .NET platform in the health care industry and shows a video to help give the audience some insight. At roughly 25 minutes into the video, there is a six-minute break where...
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PDC 2000 Keynote with Chris Atkinson
This PDC keynote begins with a little music and then some fun .NET graphics before a comedy act performed by Richard Jeni. Then Chris Atkinson comes out on stage to deliver some .NET content before the video ends with a bit of audio difficulties. After searching through archives, there doesn't seem to...
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PDC 2000 Keynote with Bill Gates and Chris Atkinson
This keynote starts off with a tribute to some of the greatest inventors of all time. Chris then talks about web services in the .NET platform in the health care industry and shows a video to help give the audience some insight. At roughly 25 minutes into the video, there is a six-minute break where...