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As you've probably already heard, Visual Studio.net shipped on Feb. 13th, 2002. As part of the launch process, Microsoft was putting on a number of "launch events" to increase community awareness and to celebrate getting it out the door. Here's the description from Microsoft's Events web site:
After four years in development, 25 programming languages supported, and 2.5 million betas distributed, the launch of Visual Studio .NET means that developers and software architects like yourse...
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Sometimes it's the little things that can really make your day. That's the way I feel about Visual Studio's Code Snippets. Ever since they were introduced in Visual Studio 2005, I've wondered how I ever wrote code without them....
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Microsoft revealed quite a bit of exciting information at their PDC2008 Professional Developers Conference this year. Sprinkled in with the first real Windows 7 information
and all the talk about the Azure Services Platform (Microsoft's take on cloud computing), was some interesting information on the upcoming Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4.0....
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The first part of this article introduced Visual Studio code snippets and showed how they can save you lots of time and typing by reducing the need for you to manually type repetitive code. It also showed you how to use shortcuts to make using snippets even faster. This installment will examine the .snippet file format and show you how to expand your snippet library by both downloading packaged snippets from the Web and creating your own snippets from scratch....
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If you are not very familiar with Visual Studio 2005, a "web site" and "web application project" may sound the same for you.
Microsoft introduced the concept of "website" instead of "web application" in Visual Studio 2005. However, due to demand from the development community, they re introduced the "web Application Project" which is pretty much similar to Visual Studio 2003 web application....
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Server Core is a new installation option that was introduced in Windows Server 2008. It provides the ability to install and configure a trimmed-down version of Windows Server 2008 which is designed to perform only certain server tasks....
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