Microsoft Visual Studio: Web Development Futures | pdc2008

Get a first look at the next version of Visual Studio for web developers. See how the new deployment tools enable frictionless transfers of web projects from machine to machine. Learn about the new code generation aides and the next generation of JavaScript editing and navigation tools. Finally, see how the updated WYSIWYG design view enables standards-based development.

Jeff King
Jeff King is a Program Manager in Microsoft's Developer Division. He is responsible for the Visual Studio ASP.NET, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript editors. In previous releases, Jeff has also been responsible for the WYSIWYG design surface, delivering the Visual Web Developer Express Edition product, and authoring the Personal Web Site Starter Kit. On the side, he enjoys developing user experiences with WPF.

Tags: ASP.NET, Breakout Session, Intermediate, Visual Studio

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joechung

Nice video! I love triple-click! The timed HTML snippet demo was fun to watch. MSDeploy looks promising!

A few comments:

span[class=example] is bad CSS. span.example is better.
Add an XML snippet for creating code snippets if there isn't one already.
Add support for using XSLT (or better yet an Oslo DSL) instead of XML Document Transforms for MSDeploy.

Ramani Sandeep
Sandeep

In reply to joechung

#Nov 2nd, 2008 @ 4:28 PM

nice

Ramani Sandeep
Sandeep

very nice material

mickhhp

The only real negative is that it takes a while to climb the "web design" ladder. There are many, many designers but building your portfolio takes a long time - and businesses love portfolios. bijuterii masini de inchiriat

mickhhp

rentcar

Hopefully this might help up the amount of sales that we can do now! Also, the bank valuations that are being revised is another good thing as they can cover themselves and protect the buyers.