Visual Studio 2010 and the .NET Framework 4.0 Week!

Posted By: Jason Olson | Nov 10th, 2008 @ 5:49 AM | 74,123 Views | 3 Comments

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The week of November 10th is Visual Studio 2010 and the .NET Framework 4.0 week on Channel 9! We'll have 12 videos going live this week featuring interviews with various members of the Visual Studio and the .NET Framework product teams, including several screencast demonstrations of the latest bits.

Stay tuned to http://channel9.msdn.com/VisualStudio/ for all of the action. Here's the lineup:

Monday, November 10th:
- Visual Studio 2010 Overview, Jason Zander
- Key Themes for Visual Studio 2010, Soma
- Lab Management in Visual Studio Team System 2010

Languages Day (Tuesday, November 11th):
- C# 4.0 Implementation and Design Questions, Anders Hejlsberg
- VB 10, Lucian Wischik
- C++ 10: 10 is the new 6, Amit Mohindra

The IDE (Wednesday, November 12th):
- Being Code-Focused with Visual Studio 2010, Karen Liu
- Test-Driven Development and Visual Studio 2010, Karen Liu
- Future of Visual Studio Extensibility, Rico Mariani

Concurrency and Parallelism (Thursday, November 13th):
- Parallel Extensions to the .NET Framework 4.0, Stephen Toub
- Parallel Patterns Library (Native Parallelism), Rick Molloy
- Parallel Debugging Tools in Visual Studio 2010, Daniel Moth

Web Tools (Friday, October 3rd):
- Sharepoint Development with Visual Studio 2010, Reza Chitsaz
- Web Development and Deployment with Visual Studio 2010, Vishal Joshi

Stay tuned, we hope you enjoy it!

Jason Olson
Technical Evangelist
Visual Studio and the .NET Framework

Tags: .NET Framework, .NET Framework 4.0, Visual Studio

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Charles
Welcome Change

Right on!!! I'm looking forward to this, Jason.
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DouglasH
Just Causual

Any chance we can get the Pex and the contract guys from research.

While the PDC conference made it fairly clear that Contract would be available as a library in 10, it wasn't clear if pex is still going to be a download or part of the install.

Thanks

scottcate

Hey Jason, Great series.

Other reading may be intersted in my Visual Studio Video Tricks Series. 400 planned tricks this year to make using Visual Studio easier for every developer. There are already 30 online.

http://ScottCate.com/Tricks

-=- Scott Cate