The Web development software has graduated from its beta status and is being released tomorrow with what the company says should be more polish. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers Apple ...

On May 1, Microsoft released to the Web the final version of its WebMatrix 3 toolset for creating, publishing and maintaining Web sites. (It looks like the early April WebMatrix 3 announcement was for ...

Over the course of last week, Scott Guthrie, vice president of Microsoft's Developer Division, showcased a range of new web development tools that the company is working on. These were a prelude to ...

A year after making available a beta of version 2 of WebMatrix, its lightweight Web-development tool suite, Microsoft has shipped the final version. WebMatrix is a bundle of tools designed to allow ...

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Microsoft has released WebMatrix 3, the latest version of its free web development tool. The new version now comes with deeper Windows Azure integration and support for GitHub. WebMatrix users can now ...

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The key feature is that WebMatrix houses the Web server, database, and programming framework in one organized space. While the free, downloadable tool is designed to ...

Microsoft WebMatrix is intended to serve the website creation, customization, and publication needs of designers and amateurs, and not as a substitute for Visual Studio or other professional ...

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Microsoft on Thursday released a new Web development workbench called WebMatrix, which integrates with other free, open-source Web development and management tools, such as WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, ...

I know that it's possible to write extensions for Microsoft WebMatrix, but is it possible to write my own language support for a programming language that isn't baked into WebMatrix? It would appear ...