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June 04, 2007
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Jun'07
Developer Swag: 10 geek goodies from Microsoft
Microsoft spits out such a steady stream of little tools and utilities, they sometimes fall under the radar of all but the most vigilant developers. To make certain you haven't overlooked these helpful developer downloads; I've gathered 10 freebies ...
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March 05, 2007
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Mar'07
Visual Studio 2005 SDK 4.0 now available
Microsoft has released its fourth and final SDK for Visual Studio 2005. The focus in this release is to make the SDK easier to use for veterans and newcomers alike.
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October 19, 2005
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Oct'05
Visual Basic 2005 Learning Guide
Get prepared for Visual Basic 2005 today with this extensive collection of resources. Along with being introduced to new features, you can download the prerelease software. Learn how to upgrade your existing projects and applications and get your ...
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Understanding the testing tools in Visual Studio 2010
Get an overview of the testing tools available in Visual Studio. You will learn which testing features are in which Visual Studio edition. Continue Reading
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Unit testing in Visual Studio 2010
Visual Studio 2010 contains a unit testing framework, and I’ll show you how to use it to automate your own unit tests. Continue Reading
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Introduction to Visual Studio’s new Scrum 1.0 template
Visual Studio’s new Scrum 1.0 template is the perfect process template for agile managers. It combines a simple, flexible, and easy to use interface with powerful reports and work item types to help manage scrum-based projects. Continue Reading
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Using the Visual Studio 2005 DataSet Designer to build a data access layer
In this article Brian Noyes shows how to use the new features in the Visual Studio 2005 DataSet Designer to create Typed DataSets and Adapters to provide a data access layer for your applications. He then demonstrates how to extend the generated ... Continue Reading