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Bucky

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Hey all! It looks like this forum has 1/10 of a million posts on it. Coolness.

Thought you all might want to know. Sorry, I don't have any party hats to give out.
 
thenerd said:
I'll bet the forum grows very fast once vista is released. There are lots of vb6 people ( lots ). Vista will give them more initiative to change.
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Why? As far as I can see Vista won't have any real affect on the numbers using Visual Studio.net...
 
It most absolutely will! If I understand correctly, the .NET Framework 2.0 will be integrated directly into the OS. With the new command-line shell you'll even be able to execute .NET code right in the command line (unless they removed that feature as a security risk... I've heard conflicting reports). Consequently, .NET code should be running faster, and deployment will become much less of an issue.
 
Bucky said:
It most absolutely will! If I understand correctly, the .NET Framework 2.0 will be integrated directly into the OS. With the new command-line shell you'll even be able to execute .NET code right in the command line (unless they removed that feature as a security risk... I've heard conflicting reports). Consequently, .NET code should be running faster, and deployment will become much less of an issue.
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oh! I wasn't aware of that. It sounds cool!
 
Vista will probably end up removing the compile from command feature. 2.0 framework I forget will or will not work with Visual Studio 2003? In any case im upgrading to 2005 :P

Ahh schools back in that means more clients :p
 
With all this talk of Vista, can someone explain what indigo is? Is it the new programming framework, like .net to XP?
 
Bucky said:
It most absolutely will! If I understand correctly, the .NET Framework 2.0 will be integrated directly into the OS. With the new command-line shell you'll even be able to execute .NET code right in the command line (unless they removed that feature as a security risk... I've heard conflicting reports). Consequently, .NET code should be running faster, and deployment will become much less of an issue.
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Right. You also forgot to mention WinFX, the .NET replacement of Win32.
 
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