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#59831 13-Apr-2010 09:54

For the .net boys and girls, it's official Visual Studio 2010 launch day. Check it out and grab your copy.

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#317696 13-Apr-2010 11:17

Sweet. Downloading now...

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#317845 13-Apr-2010 14:26

RedJungle: For the .net boys and girls, it's official Visual Studio 2010 launch day. Check it out and grab your copy.

PFFFT! Open source all the way

/runs and ducks.

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#317997 13-Apr-2010 19:38

the 10 or so Gig of downloads went surprsingly quick this morning.... love local akamai caches, especially when tehy are hosted at *my* ISP - callplus :)

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#318401 14-Apr-2010 15:33

I had no trouble with getting the VS Ultimate ISO, but TFS crawled down. Fortunately everything was back to normal today and it's now up and running. I'm pleased to see that they fixed the blurry fonts that some of the betas had; I was worried that I wouldn't be able to use 2010 without getting a headache!

So far I've only tried one app in the RTM. Went from 0 errors and 0 warnings in 2008 to 66 errors and 13 warnings in 2010. Target framework not changed. Go figure.

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#321547 22-Apr-2010 08:05

So far, I'm loving it. It's way more efficient to work with. Even use it for PHP development (with VS.PHP for VS2010).

I don't really like how it shoves Team Foundation Server in my face all the time though. Especially since I can't get TFS to install.

(And thank my lucky stars that Orcon has an Akamai cache!)

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#321581 22-Apr-2010 10:14

theres no x64 on msdnaa on x86, is the same for msdn users?

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#321597 22-Apr-2010 10:44

Pretty sure you'll find they're one and the same.. i.e. If installing in a x64 environment you'll get x64

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#321606 22-Apr-2010 10:59

Yeah, there's only one version.

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#321847 22-Apr-2010 21:47

Woah. I'd hate to have to pay retail for it - VS 2010 Ultimate is TWELVE THOUSAND US DOLLARS!

I think the only affordable way to get VS 2010 is to fold up shop every three years, found a new company, and rejoin the startup programs!

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#322150 23-Apr-2010 16:24

i'm really loving VS2010 the IDE has really come a long way from its early days. I'm especially enjoying the asp.net mvc framework;

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#322282 24-Apr-2010 01:35

nate:
RedJungle: For the .net boys and girls, it's official Visual Studio 2010 launch day. Check it out and grab your copy.

PFFFT! Open source all the way

/runs and ducks.

Damn commies!

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#322421 24-Apr-2010 18:02

Oh, yeah. An FYI that Office 2010 RTM is on Technet and MSDN now too. Really cool!