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| Time: 13:59 EST/18:59 GMT | News Source: TheServerSide.NET | Posted By: Jonathan Tigner | ||
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Eric Lee, Product Manager for Microsoft on Visual Studio Team System talks about the components that make up Visual Studio Team Foundation Server and what the development experience will be for developers using Visual Studio Team System. Ian Griffiths talks to Ted Neward about how Microsoft is moving away from HWND based user interface development with Avalon and XAML as factors that will play in the adoption of Avalon. He also discusses some of the differences in approach between Avalon and Java's Swing framework as well as his opinions on whether XAML will replace HTML. | ||
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