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Today I found that the first CTP for visual studio .net 2010 and the .net framework 4.0 is available for download. If you want a quick overview of some of the new features go to this website: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vs2008/products/cc948977.aspx 
If you want to download the CTP you should go to the Microsoft Connect page

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new .net Logo

 
 
 
Meet the new .net logo. I like it.

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i’ve been struggling to get the RC1 of the silverlight tools for visual studio .net 2008 going. So far I’ve tried the following:
- turning off UAC
- Repairing Visual studio setup
- SubinAcl from the following blog: http://petesbloggerama.blogspot.com/2008/01/fix-requested-registry-access-is-not.html
- Running vs.net as administrator
I always get the following error message:

  Personally I really am starting to hate the whole silverlight technology. [...]

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I was trying to install the new Team Foundation Server 2008 the other day. I wanted to install it in an dual machine configuration, meaning that I wanted to separate the database from the application server. 
To do this I downloaded the new Vmware Server 2.0 which is actually a “light” version of the VmWare Infrastructure [...]

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Codeplex has been updated

Yesterday I was surfing around a bit and went to the codeplex.com site. I noticed that they had given it a new look. I really like this new look. The old one wasn’t very user-friendly if you ask me. I especially hated to way you had to browse for projects. The new way of search [...]

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Although nobody really uses the program for which this technology was initialy created - Microsoft Frontpage - there are still programs that use the FPSE. Like Visual Studio .Net uses it to publish a website/webservice.
With the new IIS 7.0 most developers will know about the “publish problem” from vs.net to an IIS 7.0 web server, [...]

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That’s simple buy a house that needs to be finished in the meantime switch jobs and on top of that move out of your current appartement.
I’ve not been writing as much as would like, but I can’t seem to find the time. Lately I’ve been watching more closely to LINQ, Nhibernate, EDM, Windows Server [...]

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 Anson Horton wrote a very nice article for the MSDN magazine June 2007 edition. It gives you an overview of how LINQ (Language Integrated Query) has evolved from the idea of the concept to an actual technology. A nice extra on this article is that he shows a lot which new language features in [...]

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 Glenn Block wrote a comparison of the new Microsoft Codename “Acropolis” and SCSF/CAB. If you take a look you’ll immediate notice some similarities or perhaps the logical evolution of SCSF for applications that support the new “stuff” like WPF, WF and so on… Check it out if you like the CAB concept you will definitely [...]

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If you want a small introduction for the dynamic data controls that exist in the ASP.NET Futures CTP. You can watch the webcast below:

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