Comment Feed for 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010 (10-4 on Channel 9)

Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

Alfredo — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 12:25:02 GMT

I've had VSTS 2010 BETA for a couple of Months. Can you recommend some laptops and processing requirements?

thanks

Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

S1234 — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 00:11:23 GMT

Visual Studio 2010 but you are still on XP. Will you upgrade to Windows 7??

Re: Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

Rajat Bhargava — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 06:46:58 GMT

Perfect

Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

Rajat Bhargava — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 06:46:31 GMT

Awesome ...loking fwd to use this BABY 10

Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

Mike — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 03:43:56 GMT

Hmmmm. The bottom "Comment on Post" button doesn't work as well as the top one.

Well, I liked the video, the video presentation and the content. It really helps when I get previews of stuff. Really, the VS 2005,8 Start Page leaves a lot to be desired. This looks like quite an improvement.

More hostiles around here than in Monument Valley. I dunno. I adapt rather than want everything to adapt to me.

Enjoy, Miguelito

Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

justadude — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 19:13:53 GMT

easy deployment, yea right, as if it's easy to find a .net supporting host to deploy aspx to.

That is the main reason I dropped this stuff because I couldn't find a host to practice on.

Also this info is so general it seemed useless to me, sorry just callin it like I see it.

Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

bwdavis59 — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 16:29:19 GMT

Man, hopefully you guys have developed thick skins by now! This is a rough crowd. I upgraded our two copies of VS2005 pro to VS2008 pro, and I have to admit 2008 is much slower that 2005. Now with 2010 staring us in the face, I don't know what to do. I've got a good working copy of win7 RC on a laptop, along with Ubuntu linux, WINXP Pro (which is what I depend on), and Vista for supporting the few poor souls who are using that. I think MS needs to take a step back and look at what they are doing: Making their products look better, but not delivering a better product. People can see through that, people that matter. I think the flopdoption of Vista by business is a clear example. It is the IBM PCjr of the 21st century. I heartily concur that the videos which I have watched are too much talk, not enough substance.

Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

Rajaram Dass — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 22:31:44 GMT

Awesome!!!

Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

SalizarMarxx — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 01:12:32 GMT

I find it really interesting that your showing VS 2010 with Windows XP. That speaks volumes about your confidence with current releases of windows.

Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

liyou — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 01:09:13 GMT

等待 vs 2010

Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

360GameDev — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 21:02:40 GMT

Ok, Irony here...

I got to this video via a link on the vs2008 Start Page.

So,

I got to this useless video, about a useless topic from the same useless feature - in the previous product.

My recommendation: just stay away from Start Pages -- and videos about Start Pages (linked from Start Pages).

Re: Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

josey — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 16:38:11 GMT

that was the first thing that caught my eye as well. At least a vista OS is to be expected. A bit of an oops in my opinion as MS partner.=:O

OT: looking forward to this new platform. the part on the XAML issue. As a developer working on a developer platform it is a must to learn XAML (pitty because there is already so much you need to know), but going forward that should not be a problem but an esset in the future i guess.

Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

MacAddy — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 15:15:58 GMT

Does VS2010 retain the feature where some panes slide out and just stay there inexplicably? I like how when I load a project in 2005/8, some random pane just comes barfing out into the screen and won't go away unless I pin it and then unpin it. This can also be triggered by random other events duing build and debug. It's almost like VS is insecure in itself and just wants me to use some of it's panes once in a while to validate it emotionally.

Better still is how when I have a solution with ~75 projects, it expands them all by default. I heard this got fixed, so that'll be nice.

(last one) what about how I can have the form designer open, click on a control, then slide out the properties pane only to have it showing me the properties of some file or something OTHER than the control I clicked on, then when I click on the control again it loads the properties correctly and then immediately hides the properties pane. Pretty sweet.

Seriously though, I am annoyed most of all that microsoft would go launching ahead with all these new features that will probably not get enough use to justify their presence, while at the same time passing over serious and obvious productivity problems with the UI that have persisted from VS2003. Each new release seems to slow down in direct proportion to the level of "shiny" you guys keep adding. Now when I ask the IDE to close, it just sits there not using significant network or CPU resources for about 15 seconds, then closes... man, seriously? Stop adding "shiny" and start adding "fast."

/rant

Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

vs2008Tard — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 05:11:01 GMT

Attention all people associated with Microsoft and it's entire family of programming languages!!!

Ready?

STOP SAYING "we’ll GO AHEAD and" OR "I'm going to GO AHEAD and..." or "Let's just GO AHEAD and..."

Seriously, JUST STOP IT NOW.

Seriously, STOP!!!

STOP

Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

Farida Salman — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 08:42:14 GMT

Hi. I ve watched all 23 Episodes of videos. They r great n give very good insight of VS2010 or what can we expect in VS2010.

I liked the presentation n information.

But

Video Quality was not so good :( Video resolution should have been better .

Hope in further shows or Series2 (if any ) Video Quality would be taken care of

Re: Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

Filippo71 — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 12:18:47 GMT

I can't see the video of any part....i've got installed Silverlight ....wha's the problem?

Re: Re: Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

Henry6 — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 14:38:45 GMT

Will Mobile Web Form be part of VS2010?

If not, what will be available for us to develop mobile web applications?

Thank you

Re: Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

Jamey — Sat, 16 May 2009 21:44:40 GMT

It is Microsoft. The whole orginization has gone to hell!

Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

Jamey — Sat, 16 May 2009 21:43:35 GMT

2010? Why would anyone use it; 2008 is such junk is is remarkable.

Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

dalepres — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 15:07:57 GMT

Not only does the Visual Studio headlines still show 10-4 Episode 2 as the lastest headline for Visual Studio, making me think there simply were no headlines, now I discover that the 10-4 show goes to episode 16. Yes, the start page is useless. And now Microsoft wants to put the burden of maintaining the start page on me? I guess that's to be expected since they clearly have no intention of maintaining it themselves.

Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

dalepres — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 14:40:11 GMT

It's interesting that someone commented on the Visual Studio 2010 start page here. I just noticed the link on the VS2008 start page for this site in the Visual Studio Headlines section. Since I hadn't noticed this title before, I clicked the link. Now I see that the "headline" is 4 months old. That is the reason I hadn't noticed the headline before: the visual studio start page, now in its 4th version (2002, 2003, 2005, and 2008) is still useless. It doesn't update regularly and I think most developers, including me, just tune it out. When, like happened today, something does catch my eye and I give in to the temptation to follow a link, I am not rewarded with the latest news about Visual Studio or development in the Microsoft world. Instead I get reinforcement that the start page is useless.

And until the memory of today fades and I succumb to yet another outdated and worthless link in the Visual Studio start page,

Regards,

Dale

Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

Tony Harris — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 23:47:26 GMT

Yep - way too much yack and not enough "gee look at this..."
What on earth is FTW?

Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

Fabio Aparecido de Oliveira — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 23:25:56 GMT

Thanks for this video information....I dont loose anything Episode

See you folks!

Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

imconverter — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 07:15:34 GMT

Oh, I am still using visual studio 2003. And I am afriad I am far left behind.

Re: 10-4 Episode 2: Welcome to Visual Studio 2010

fatih serbetci — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 19:23:06 GMT

i've been just wondering when you click to close button on the visual studio 2010 it took some time to close it. what is the system requirements(and for best) for this compiler? Could you please enlight us? And i wanted to add that you guys are really doing great.