Is VS 2010 still in Beta been using the older VS for like ages already.

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Re: VS 2010
By: Quicken2k to All on Tue Feb 16 2010 19:08:43

Is VS 2010 still in Beta been using the older VS for like ages already.

It looks like VS 2010 is still in beta.

Nightfox

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Re: VS 2010
By: Nightfox to Quicken2k on Wed Feb 17 2010 12:17:10

It looks like VS 2010 is still in beta.

Nightfox

No, matter I like NetBeans alot.



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Re: VS 2010
By: Nightfox to Quicken2k on Wed Feb 17 2010 12:17:10

Re: VS 2010
By: Quicken2k to All on Tue Feb 16 2010 19:08:43

Is VS 2010 still in Beta been using the older VS for like ages already.

It looks like VS 2010 is still in beta.
Nightfox

Yeah, Visual Studio 2010 is still beta. I recently have been using it for some C# development, and it feels to have a much lighter footprint than previous versions and is packed with even more goodies.

The interface is also very slick... for example selected text has this gradient effect on it that's pretty nice for the eyes, especially after spending a week staring at code.

I know it isn't for everyone, but personally I can't wait for it to RTM!

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Re: VS 2010
By: art to All on Wed Mar 24 2010 20:51:51

Yeah, Visual Studio 2010 is still beta. I recently have been using it for so C# development, and it feels to have a much lighter footprint than previous versions and is packed with even more goodies.

I'm curious to check it out now. :) They keep adding more goodies though, and sometimes I wonder, do people really need all that stuff? One thing I've wished they would work on is the tabbed interface for files. For instance, when you open another file, it seems to always put its tab on the left side - I would expect its tab to be on the right side. Also, you can navigate between tabs using ctrl-tab to go to the tab to the right, but there doesn't seem to be a way to navigate through tabs backwards. Ctrl-shift-tab in other programs (i.e. Mozilla Firefox) lets you navigate through tabs backwards.

Nightfox

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Re: VS 2010
By: Nightfox to art on Fri Mar 26 2010 07:34:47

sometimes I wonder, do people really need all that stuff? One thing I've wished they would work on is the tabbed interface for files. For instance, when you open another file, it seems to always put its tab on the left side

Hey Nightfox,

I've always seen it as: I may use feature A and B, and you may use feature B and C... so doesn't it make sense to include features A B C and D in your program?

You'll be pleased to hear then, perhaps, that VS2010 does support forward and backward tabbing, as well as moving tabs' locations by drag and drop.

I'd say it's worth checking out, at least to taste the difference between older versions. I'm using it more than MonoDevelop these days due to the lighter footprint and UI.

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Re: VS 2010
By: art to Nightfox on Fri Mar 26 2010 19:31:04

I've always seen it as: I may use feature A and B, and you may use feature B and C... so doesn't it make sense to include features A B C and D in your program?

That's true.

You'll be pleased to hear then, perhaps, that VS2010 does support forward an backward tabbing, as well as moving tabs' locations by drag and drop.

That's cool.. Glad to hear that. :)

I'd say it's worth checking out, at least to taste the difference between ol versions. I'm using it more than MonoDevelop these days due to the lighter footprint and UI.

That's interesting.. I figured MonoDevelop would have had a lighter footprint.
I haven't used it much though. I think it's interesting that a 3rd party has developed tools for developing .NET on other platforms. A while ago, I heard that Microsoft may end up copyrighting parts of .NET, which could prevent 3rd-party developers from developing .NET tools in the future.

Nightfox

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