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Visual Studio .NET Release Candidate (with SDE preview) Available on DVD | |
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| Time: 14:12 EST/19:12 GMT | News Source: ActiveWin.com | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
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Visual Studio® .NET Release Candidate is your chance to experience the forthcoming innovations of Visual Studio .NET. This newest version of Visual Studio provides a complete development environment for building XML Web services and applications on the Microsoft .NET Framework, Microsoft's next-generation Web application development platform. | ||
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| #1 By 61 (65.34.111.50) at 10/30/2001 6:07:55 PM |
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#1, I assure you, vs.NET has been in development for quite some time... probably a year or so before the name "Next Generation Windows Services" cropped up.
And one last thing, XP was built on Win2k, which they spent about 5 years developing, probably even more than that. |
| #2 By 135 (64.214.62.180) at 10/30/2001 7:22:51 PM |
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There are articles talking about .Net from 1998 or so. They don't mention it by name, but they hint at what Microsoft was working on.
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| #3 By 61 (65.34.111.50) at 10/30/2001 11:35:02 PM |
| And he is actually saying that it was in development for less than 5 years. |
| #4 By 61 (65.34.111.50) at 10/31/2001 3:29:01 PM |
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Sorry, shouldn't have used the pronoun... by it, I meant Visual Studio.NET, not XP.
And for the last time, XP was built on Win2k, Win2k took 5 years to develop, not XP. |
| #5 By 61 (65.34.111.50) at 10/31/2001 11:37:20 PM |
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NO, it was NOT in development for 6 years, in fact, XP had a VERY short development cycle (comparitivley)... Windows2000, however, WAS in development that long.
MS first started talking about .NET (aka, Next Generation Windows Services) back in '98, so it was a little before then that the framework started being coneptualized and what have you. |
| #6 By 116 (66.68.170.138) at 11/1/2001 10:44:41 PM |
| Windows XP builds on the codebase from 2000 so you could say that it inherited the development time as well. |
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