They also tirelessly scan the vast horizon of Microsoft technology to bring the best information possible to our readers. Here s what each of them has to say on the topic of where we came from and where we re going with MSDN Magazine . Everything Joe says here is just nuts. When I joined MIND almost four years ago, I was fresh off my first Internet project. I worked for a company that had a nice presentation engine, and wanted to let clients deliver the same information over the Web.
Life is better now.
After four years, the idea of a Web client has reached a relatively stable level. Like the days just before Windows 95, everyone s just about caught up with what can be done with HTML and Microsoft Internet Explorer components. If you were a longtime MIND reader, you probably noticed a shift toward server coverage in 1999. As the person who decided on content, I found that people recently started to bring a different skill base to Internet development. Our coverage followed our readers needs.