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May 2005 - Posts

Top 10 customer issues in Visual Studio 2005

Posted Tuesday, May 31, 2005 9:00 AM by Somasegar
MSDN Product Feedback Center is one of the best things we have done recently in an effort to stay better connected with our customers. Having this as a feedback mechanism to help understand what is foremost on our customers’ minds in Visual Studio 2005 Read More...
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Happy Anniversary - One year and counting...

Posted Friday, May 27, 2005 12:01 AM by Somasegar
It’s been a year since we met. I still remember how I spent literally 3 hours (20 minutes to write and 2 hours 40 minutes reviewing each word 25 times) to write my first blog entry. Since then, I have gotten much more efficient about blogging :) . I was Read More...
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VS2005 and .NET FX 2.0 Application Compatibility

Posted Wednesday, May 25, 2005 3:18 PM by Somasegar
In every major release like Visual Studio 2005 and the .NET Framework 2.0, we spend a lot of effort ensuring application compatibility with previous versions. We do a lot of testing and internal reviews to ensure that your applications continue to work Read More...
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Imagine Cup 2005

Posted Friday, May 20, 2005 1:50 AM by Somasegar
Anyone who knows me understands how passionate I am about encouraging student interest in science and technology, especially, of course, in the Computer Sciences. Students represent the next generation of technology leaders, and it is the responsibility Read More...
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Source Control in VS2005

Posted Thursday, May 12, 2005 4:33 PM by Somasegar
One of the questions I keep getting asked a lot is how do I think about Visual Source Safe versus the new one that will be a part of Team Foundation Server with Visual Studio 2005. Developers working alone, or on a small team can enjoy the improvements Read More...
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.NET CF

Posted Tuesday, May 03, 2005 9:07 PM by Somasegar
I recently read a report from the European market analysis firm Datamonitor on the competitive state of mobile business application development tools. I was very happy to see that they predict Windows Mobile and the .NET Compact Framework as best positioned Read More...
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