Dec MSDN Unplugged - Get ready for Visual Studio 2010
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Visual Studio 2010 will be released in early 2010 and promises to be a huge step forward from our development environment today. Coming with new programming languages, diagramming tools, testing enhancements, project types and a wealth of additional improvements,
Visual Studio 2010 will provide benefits to all users. John-Daniel Trask will be presenting these new features and how Visual Studio 2010 can improve developer productivity and help your organisation deliver more robust solutions easier. John-Daniel will also
be discussing changes being made to the editions of Visual Studio and MSDN subscriptions so that you'll be ready to run with Visual Studio 2010!
This session was presented by John-Daniel Trask during the December MSDN Unplugged sessions in New Zealand. Further details at http://www.microsoft.com/nz/events/unplugged/msdn-dec09.mspx
This session was presented by John-Daniel Trask during the December MSDN Unplugged sessions in New Zealand. Further details at http://www.microsoft.com/nz/events/unplugged/msdn-dec09.mspx
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