Visual Studio 2005 Release Candidate

Visual Studio 2005 Release Candidate

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Earlier today, we reached another very significant milestone for Visual Studio 2005 and the .NET Framework 2.0.  At the Professional Developer’s Conference in Los Angeles, we made the first Release Candidate of Visual Studio 2005 available to attendees and MSDN subscribers.

 

We continue to be on track to complete the product and launch with SQL Server 2005 and BizTalk Server 2006 on November 7, 2005 in San Francisco.  The San Francisco launch event is only the beginning of our “world-wide rolling launch season”.  In the months after the San Francisco event, we will hold nearly 100 additional events in major cities around the world.  Moreover, thanks to user group leaders, student consultants, and other partners, we expect to augment these launch events with over 750 regional launch events.  All together, the SQL Server, BizTalk Server, and Visual Studio launches represent the single largest Microsoft product launch event in history.

 

I want to encourage all of you to come out and see a launch event for yourself.  In addition to deep technical education and an opportunity to meet with the Microsoft employees who designed and built these products, you’ll be able to win valuable prizes and even free products.  To sign up for a launch event near you, please visit the launch portal site on Microsoft.com. 

 

Thank you all for your continued support.  We’re excited to deliver the best product in the history of Developer Division and look forward to meeting you over the coming months.

 

Namaste!

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  • Somasegar annuncia che VS.NET
    2005 ha raggiunto (finalmente) la RC1

    Thank you all for your
    continued...
  • The launch site shows more countries that just the US, but there is no way to sign up for them... I'm in the UK
  • I would like to know when (if?) beta program members will get access to RC1. I have been using Beta 2 for several months and posted several bugs duting that time. I would like to get RC1 but am not an MSDN subscriber or PDC attendee. Thanks.
  • Since SQL Server 2005 September CTP is public now and it requires Visual Studio 2005 RC, how can we get VS 2005 RC if we are not MSDN Subscribers or PDC attendees?
  • Now the RC1 has been released, is there any word on when Team Foundation Server Beta 3 will be available to MSDN Subscribers?
  • Yesterday Soma posted an entry that we have made available the first Release Candidate of Visual...
  • TFS Beta3 is done and will be available via the MSDN download center for all MSDN subscribers sometime next week.

    - somasegar
  • Having downloaded and installed the Visual Studio 2005 Team Suite Release Candidate, I was starting to...
  • Soma,

    Thanks for the update. But still am not able to see the VS 2005 under RC release from the MSDN subscribers downloads.
  • Yesterday Soma posted an entry that we have made available the first Release Candidate of Visual...
  • Yesterday I picked up a VS 2005 release candidate from the PDC - which was a surprise and a very nice...
  • Yesterday I picked up a VS 2005 release candidate from the PDC - which was a surprise and a very nice...
  • After installing VS2005 RC1, I don't seem to see the Team Explorer tab and any other tools for connecting to TFS. Has this been removed from RC1? Or is there another way to get to it?
  • Hi Tim,

    Each of our subsidiaries around the world will be rolling out their event sign-up forms over the next couple of weeks. You shoudl be able to sign up for the UK launch event then.

    - somasegar
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