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April 27, 2010Apr 27, 201004/27/10While code, the language of software, is universal, developers and end users speak in different tongues across the globe. For software to meet the needs of all customers, it must interact in their languages, currencies, times and dates, and accommodate layouts that feel natural to the user.
April 11, 2010Apr 11, 201004/11/10
I am very excited to announce the availability of Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4 on April 12th.
This represents the biggest tools release from Microsoft in many years.
To celebrate this with our customers and partners,
April 8, 2010Apr 8, 201004/8/10As we get ready for the launch of Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4, I find myself looking back at the project to think about some of the critical factors that lead to our success.
One of the things that stands out clearly for me is our practice of dogfooding the various pieces of Visual Studio throughout the product cycle.
April 8, 2010Apr 8, 201004/8/10As we get ready for the launch of Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4, I find myself looking back at the project to think about some of the critical factors that lead to our success.
One of the things that stands out clearly for me is our practice of dogfooding the various pieces of Visual Studio throughout the product cycle.
