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August 31, 2007Aug 31, 200708/31/07As I mentioned earlier, I want to blog talk about some of the features in Visual Studio 2008 in the coming months.
Today I want to highlight the support for developing and consuming Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) services in VS 2008.
August 27, 2007Aug 27, 200708/27/07Ni Hao!
I was in China a couple of weeks ago (Shanghai specifically) and had the opportunity to spend a day with our team there. It was very exciting to see the team coming into shape from scratch in just over a year and working on a breadth of initiatives and technologies for the products that we are working on in Developer Division.
August 18, 2007Aug 18, 200708/18/07I got a number of queries from people who wanted to get information on resources for the Express Editions that could help them get started. Please note that a lot of these are for VS 2005 Express Editions and we will update them as we get to shipping VS 2008 for the latest tool set.
August 15, 2007Aug 15, 200708/15/07As we get down to the final lap of Visual Studio 2008, I wanted to talk about some of the new features in this release. Over the next few months, I will be blogging on different features and technologies that I’m excited about.
August 11, 2007Aug 11, 200708/11/07Since we introduced the Express Editions of our products with Visual Studio 2005, there have been millions of downloads of the Express products by people around the world. The original intent of the Express products were to enable an easy and fun way of learning to program and create cool,
August 10, 2007Aug 10, 200708/10/07Imagine Cup 2007 is done. Thanks to the city of Seoul for hosting us and for all the students around the world who participated in the Imagine Cup this year to make it a glorious student programming competition.
Earlier today,
August 9, 2007Aug 9, 200708/9/07As I am sitting in my hotel room in Seoul, Korea – this is the question on my mind as well as the minds of the students who are here from around the world for the Imagine Cup 2007 finals. The good news is we will know the answer within the next 24 hours.
August 8, 2007Aug 8, 200708/8/07
I have got a number of emails and comments from some of you recently wanting to know more about the future of Visual C++.
The Visual C++ team has been looking at what they should in VC++ to ensure that the direction of the product aligns closely with customer needs and market realities.
