Michael Toutonghi began his Microsoft career as a developer in the Windows kernel group, quickly becoming a lead developer. He worked on significant features for Windows 95, including implementing threads and rewriting the time slicer to improve user experience. He later led the development of the .NET platform, the “Midori” project, and more. Mike also reflects on the collaborative and innovative culture at Microsoft.
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John Ludwig shares his journey from Ohio to becoming a key figure at Microsoft. He started at Microsoft in 1988, initially working on network products before moving to the Windows group. John played a significant role in developing Windows 95 and Internet Explorer, contributing to Microsoft's success in the PC and internet markets. He discusses the challenges and triumphs of these projects, including the rapid growth of the browser team and the competitive landscape with Netscape.
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