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Don Box is a technical author and one of the original four designers of SOAP, a basic messaging layer for web services. He currently works as a software architect at Microsoft and is involved with Windows Communication Foundation (formerly known as Indigo) and related technologies. Previously, he was a column editor and frequent contributor to Microsoft Systems Journal, which later became MSDN Magazine.

Don was a Component Object Model (COM) evangelist before he encountered XML. His message was that "COM is love" and that all languages can play together. In 1993, he co-founded developer training company DevelopMentor; its first training facility opened in the Los Angeles area in 1994.

Books


  • Essential .NET, Volume I: The Common Language Runtime
  • Essential COM
  • Essential XML: Beyond MarkUp (The DevelopMentor Series)
  • Effective COM: 50 Ways to Improve Your COM and MTS-based Applications

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