Microsoft on Tuesday is expected to officially launch a community-building Web site where it will share code with developers.
The CodePlex site will be a venue for Microsoft to provide programmers with tools available under its Shared Source licenses. These licenses allow people to view the source code of products, the software giant said.
The site, which had been in beta testing, is meant to foster more interaction between Microsoft and programmers with technical information and software, it added.
Popular products already available on the site include Microsoft’s Atlas AJAX development tool kit and Iron Python beta 1.
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Very cool.