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Visual Studio .NET Developer

TechEd 2004 - San Diego

Balmer gave the keynote address to a packed crowd. He brought up the mission of doing more with less. Our industry along with education and healthcare have the chance to change people's lives. Everyone in our field has that opportunity. There are so many ways in which we can truly make a difference.

.NET is becoming more prevalent. Take a look at Visual Studio, Windows Server 2003, Longhorn, Office, Yukon (next version of SQL), and so on. The list of .NET compatible products is increasing. Microsoft is really making a big bet and a programming shift into .NET.

We're also betting on Visual Studio 2005 Team System (Burton). This is our end-to-end solution for developing a product. It will allow you to manage a product from specification, to bug tracking, to stress testing, and so on.

A lot of cool things are happening.

--Dan

I received this information by one of program managers, Kevin Morrill, attending the conference.

Published Monday, May 24, 2004 8:22 PM by DanVallejo
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Peter Monadjemi said:

Sounds great, did anybody mentioned when the first preview of the Team System will be available for download?

Regards,
Peter
May 28, 2004 12:11 AM
 

George said:

I arrived in San Diego this afternoon for TechEd 2004. Today was the conference start. The main conference gets under way tomorrow; Monday May 24th and runs until Friday May 28. Many members of the Visual Studio Core Help and Community teams are here at the conference. We will be at the Developer Cabana as well as the Visual Studio IDE booths in the Exhibit Hall every day. We would very much like talk with anyone who has been using the Help system in the Visual Studio 2005 Community Technonogy Previews - or anyone who would like to talk about Visual Studio Help in general. This is a great opportunity to get your questions answered and give us your feedback in person!

The Visual Studio 2005 Help system offers new extensibilty mechanisms for those who wish to extend and customize the Visual Studio Help system. If you are at Tech Ed and would like to learn more about extending the Visual Studio 2005 Help system, find me at the booth. Or, you can email me directly at scottsw@microsoft.com to set up a specific meeting time.

Also, if you are attending TechEd, check out the nightly jam sessions. These run every night of the conference from 9:00pm to 1:00am. I stopped by tonight for a couple of hours and heard some very talented musicians playing lots of different music. If you play an instrument, hop on stage and join in. If you don't play, stop by to listen and support those who do. Its great fun!

July 17, 2004 5:12 AM
 

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