Microsoft announced during BUILD 2014 a new effort called the .NET Foundation which will offer a number of .NET programs as open source projects, including the new "Roslyn" complier.
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Development manager for Microsoft, Matt Gertz, has posted about 'Roslyn' compiler as a service technology on MSDN's blog providing an insight on what to expect from the upcoming innovation.
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