To upgrade to 2008 or not..
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Evening all, For our next project we are looking at using .net 3.5 and WPF. We currently use VS2005 is it better of upgrading to 2008 or to do the upgrade to VS2005? Thanks Michael
huh? You can't develop .NET 3.5 in VS2005.
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I have had zero problems with vs 2008. I am using Vista sp1 with vs 2008 sp1. The only issue is that you will probably 1/2 a day for the install.
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ToddHileHoffer wrote:
The only issue is that you will probably 1/2 a day for the install.
Wow, it got done that fast on your machine? :)
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I have had zero problems with vs 2008. I am using Vista sp1 with vs 2008 sp1. The only issue is that you will probably 1/2 a day for the install.
I didn't get any requirements for the signature
ToddHileHoffer wrote:
The only issue is that you will probably 1/2 a day for the install.
Took me about a day just to patch three VS 2008 Express editions to SP1 + Silverlight! Though most of this was due to very slow downloads.
Kevin
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ToddHileHoffer wrote:
The only issue is that you will probably 1/2 a day for the install.
Wow, it got done that fast on your machine? :)
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Evening all, For our next project we are looking at using .net 3.5 and WPF. We currently use VS2005 is it better of upgrading to 2008 or to do the upgrade to VS2005? Thanks Michael
Yes to VS2008, but not to SP1. X|
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Evening all, For our next project we are looking at using .net 3.5 and WPF. We currently use VS2005 is it better of upgrading to 2008 or to do the upgrade to VS2005? Thanks Michael
If you're doing WPF, then you really need to use 2008 - the designer is far better, and the Cider team (the guys and girls behind the WPF designer) have made some dramatic improvements in that respect.
"WPF has many lovers. It's a veritable porn star!" - Josh Smith
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Evening all, For our next project we are looking at using .net 3.5 and WPF. We currently use VS2005 is it better of upgrading to 2008 or to do the upgrade to VS2005? Thanks Michael
hopingToCode wrote:
For our next project we are looking at using .net 3.5 and WPF.
OK, sounds good.
hopingToCode wrote:
We currently use VS2005 is it better of upgrading to 2008 or to do the upgrade to VS2005?
erm... I'm confused. .NET 3.5 is not supported in VS2005. It's called 3.5 b/c the WPF upgrade to 2005 was called .NET 3.0.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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huh? You can't develop .NET 3.5 in VS2005.
How is this possible? This post has an overall rating of 3.67 with 4 votes. 3.666666667*4 = 14.666666666 Somebody must be voting in fractions!!!!
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How is this possible? This post has an overall rating of 3.67 with 4 votes. 3.666666667*4 = 14.666666666 Somebody must be voting in fractions!!!!
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Now you are just being a showoff :-D
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Now you are just being a showoff :-D
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