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Hello CP, I've been out of the programming loop for around 4 years now and now want to get back to it. I'm guessing there are a lot of changes since the 2005 version of VS.NET. Looking for any recommendations on getting back to it. Thanks In Advance
Nino
It isn't quite hard from turning into 2010 from 2005. There are very much changes in .Net framework as you may have used 2.0 at last, Currently it's running 4.0 latest. You will find lots of article published in CP for 2010 from beginning to expert. Google is always a friend, You will find lots of article on the same world wide too. it's a very generic question and it can be answered only by ending it to google. But I am sure It will take some time to adjust, It isn't any drastic change you will soon get adjusted.
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Hello CP, I've been out of the programming loop for around 4 years now and now want to get back to it. I'm guessing there are a lot of changes since the 2005 version of VS.NET. Looking for any recommendations on getting back to it. Thanks In Advance
Nino
VS2005 came with .NET 2.0, and all your .net 2.0 code should still work. If you didn't get into generics at the time, they are worth a review. Changes since 2.0 then have really been add-ons (i.e. not core architecture changes) and language improvements. That's not to say there hasn't been a lot of mostly positive change, but you can apply everything you already know and introduce the new stuff as you go along. On the ASP side of this there is ASP.NET AJAX, and you should look at WCF in place of WebServices if you use those. You might also want to get your head around ASP.NET MVC3, though I'd personally leave that till last as in lies on top of other new technologies. As far as the backing-code is concerned the main thing to play with is LINQ in its various guises, and the new LinqDataSource (much cleaner than the SqlDataSource / ObjectDataSource for binding). .Net 4 has fewer new features, there is good support for parallelism, which is likely to be important as the number of processors goes up.
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Hello CP, I've been out of the programming loop for around 4 years now and now want to get back to it. I'm guessing there are a lot of changes since the 2005 version of VS.NET. Looking for any recommendations on getting back to it. Thanks In Advance
Nino
Well, You can have a look into this What's New In Visual Studio 2010[^] And if you are talking about Specific to ASP.NET, VS 2010 having ASP.NET 4.0 along with previous framework. I have list of blog post on ASP.NET 4.0 Features , you may found interesting .
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Hello CP, I've been out of the programming loop for around 4 years now and now want to get back to it. I'm guessing there are a lot of changes since the 2005 version of VS.NET. Looking for any recommendations on getting back to it. Thanks In Advance
Nino