VS2010dk

This 75-second video provides a quick introduction to the Concurrency Visualizer, a new profiling tool available in Visual Studio 2010. The Concurrency Visualizer enables you to look under the hood of your parallel applications and quickly discover performance bottlenecks. If you’re hungry to…

by Michel Baladi, Matchride.net.In this screen cast you will get a short introduction to the new sensor and location API’s in Windows 7 and how to use these API’s from Visual Studio 2010 with .NET framework 4.0 as well as from Silverlight 4 using COM interop from Silverlight’s the new…

/v Martin Pamdeth, ALM Solution Specialist, Microsoft Danmark Blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/martinpa Visual Studio 2010 info:http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/da-dk/

/v Brian Keller, Senior Technical Evangelist, Microsoft Corp.This session is part 2 of 2; it is recommended, though not required, that you attend part 1 of this session in order to benefit most. In this demo-rich session we examine the end-to-end software testing capabilities of Visual Studio 2010.…

/v Clemens Reijnen, Software Architect, Sogeti and Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP)Testing is an important part in the application lifecycle. Integrating testing completely within this lifecycle has major benefits. It increases the efficiency of the entire application life cycle and…

/v Brian Keller, Senior Technical Evangelist, Microsoft Corp.Are you tired of spending hours trying to reproduce and diagnose bugs? Do you have a hard time getting testers and developers to talk to each other? Is it difficult to determine which tests are most important to run after you produce a new…

/v Brian Keller, Senior Technical Evangelist, Microsoft Corp.In this demo-rich session we will take a tour of many of the new capabilities of Visual Studio 2010 for application lifecycle management. This includes a look at the new build automation, project management, branching and merging, and…

by Tabbles.netIn this "hello world" tutorial I am going to show you how to write a WPF application in F#. The application will display a simple window containing one TextBlock and one Button. When you click the Button, the text in the TextBlock will change. Since neither Visual Studio…