Fw: Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4.0
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- Date: Fri, 22 May 2009 12:13:45 +1000
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Guide to Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4.0
TechEd 2009: An Awarding Experience for Developer
Products
TechEd2009: asp.netPRO Mag Announces Winners of
Readers' Choice Awards
Visual Studio Security Tool Released
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Guide to Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4.0
Michael K. Campbell
It feels as if Visual Studio 2008 has only been out for a few
months, but I've actually been using it for almost a year-and-a-half now. This
means that it comes as no surprise that Microsoft has just released a public
beta of Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework (FX) 4.0. Sadly, as with most new
releases, there are entirely too many improvements, changes, and facets to
easily cover in a single briefing, but what follows is a quick round-up of some
of the changes and developments that you may be interested in.
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TechEd 2009: An Awarding Experience for Developer Products
from Sheila Molnar's blog
A good number of the winners of the Best of TechEd 2009
awards sponsored by Microsoft and Windows IT Pro and SQL Server Magazines were
companies with a developer focus. In a year where attendance at TechEd was
down-I heard estimates that varied between 4500 and 5000 attendees-this was
good news for developers and the vendors that serve them. Traditionally, TechEd
has been an IT-Pro-focused conference, with developer products and sessions
making strong inroads, including a well-attended separate show last year.
However, recession-deflated travel budgets cut into the developer presence at
TechEd this year. If companies are going to fund travel, they may be saving
some of those tight dollars to send developers to the Professional Developers
Conference (PDC) later in the year (November 17-21) in Los Angeles. Most of the
developer vendors I spoke with plan to be at both TechEd and PDC this year.
When you brush away all the fun stuff such as goofy swag,
booth games, and all those shiny give-aways, it's always good to be reminded
that behind and within the flash of the sales floor are some of the brightest
entrepreneurs in any industry. Microsoft can take products only so far; these
vendors and partners are the ones who understand what still remains to be done,
capitalize on it, and create products that make life easier for the technical
professionals who need them on a daily basis.
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Harnessing the Power of WPF and Silverlight
Tim Huckaby, Microsoft MVP, CEO of Interknowlogy, and
popular speaker chatted with Editor Sheila Molnar about harnessing the power of
Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) and Silverlight to render data in
beautiful new ways. They also discussed some of his rendering projects for
Scripps Research Institute and NASA. Listen now!
TechEd2009: asp.netPRO Mag Announces Winners of Readers'
Choice Awards
from Sheila Molnar's blog
The asp.netPRO Magazine editors have done the final tally on
the votes for this year's asp.netPRO Readers' Choice Awards. Thanks to all the
visitors to the aspnetpro.com site who chose their favorite products. More than
8,000 aspnetpro.com readers voted on approximately 300 products in 25 product
categories. The magazine staff announces the winners today at TechEd 2009.
Congratulations to the vendors for the reader confidence in their products.
Don't miss the write-up on the winners in the August issue of asp.netPRO
Magazine. Here's the complete list of the Winner, Runner Up, and Honorable
Mention in each category:
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Visual Studio Security Tool Released
from Caroline Marwitz's blog
Microsoft recently released a new security tool for Visual
Studio Team System that aims to help developers create more secure code. The
Security Development Lifecycle (SDL) Process Template integrates SDL process
guidelines into VS to help developers create code that's both secure and
privacy-enhanced. For developers not running VS, Microsoft also announced SDL
4.1, which updates SDL documentation and provides guidelines and best
practices.
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