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Dynamsoft Finds SaaS Success with SourceAnywhere Hosted

SourceSafe Anywhere developer Dynamsoft has announced that systems development company Adea., Inc ., has implemented SourceAnywhere Hosted as their version control platform. According to a Dynamsoft news release, SourceSafe Anywhere Hosted is "...delivered over the Internet as a Software as a Service...

Posted to WindowsDevPro Blog (Weblog) by jeffjames on 12-19-2007
Visual Studio/.Net Framework 3.5 RTM Case Studies

Microsoft Developer Division VP Somasegar's blog contains a number of case studies of companies that have deployed the RTM of VS/.Net Framework 3.5. http://blogs.msdn.com/somasegar/archive/2007/12/03/helping-customers-be-successful.aspx Have you been using these products? At Windevpro we'd like...

Posted to WindowsDevPro Blog (Weblog) by SheilaM on 12-05-2007
Visual Studio 2008 and .NET Framework 3.5 RTM Announced Today

We're one step closer to the launch of Visual Studio 2008 and .NET Framework 3.5 with Microsoft's announcement today of the release to manufacturing (RTM) of these long-awaited developer tools. For subscribers, they are available today for download from MSDN. The launch is scheduled for February...

Posted to WindowsDevPro Blog (Weblog) by SheilaM on 11-19-2007
Visual Basic--New Form, New Life?

There's a post out on Digg that comments "The death knell for Visual Basic is premature, but it's true that VB has deviated from its original vision as an "Application Construction Kit" for the masses and has lost significant market share as a result." http://digg.com/programming...

Posted to WindowsDevPro Blog (Weblog) by SheilaM on 11-19-2007
Don Box Likes Visual Basic 9

WindowsDevPro salutes the line-of-business developers looking for the next generation VB development tools. And this set, lauded by Don Box, looks pretty exciting. Lots of goodies--XML support, LINQ query syntax, and lambdas. http://www.pluralsight.com/blogs/dbox/ Here's the VB team blog. They're...

Posted to WindowsDevPro Blog (Weblog) by SheilaM on 11-14-2007
Visual Studio 2008 to Release This Month

Microsoft has announced that Visual Studio 2008 will release this much. It's honestly hard to get a good rollup of what's new, but Microsoft's Somasegar has the announcement .

Posted to WindowsDevPro Blog (Weblog) by smswigart on 11-06-2007

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Dynamsoft Finds SaaS Success with SourceAnywhere Hosted

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Visual Basic--New Form, New Life?

Don Box Likes Visual Basic 9

Visual Studio 2008 to Release This Month