Following up on this story, we've got hold of a bit more information as to Microsoft's plans with the next version of Visual Studio, code named Whidbey.
Microsoft will be launching Beta 1 of the product at Tech-Ed Europe on June 29, 2004. This will be avialable for MSDN subscribers shortly after announcement, and current testers will be sent CDs (target - Mid-July).
At TechEd, an event which Neowin will be covering this year, Microsoft will also announce an new addition to the Visual Studio 2005 family : the "Express" products. The Express products "are lightweight, easy to use, easy to learn tools for hobbyists, enthusiasts, and students who want to build dynamic Windows applications and Web sites". The Express products are a cut-down / reduced version of the normal product. The package will include 'express versions' of Visual Web Developer 2005, VB 2005, Visual C# 2005, and SQL Server 2005. Exactly how feature cut down they will be in comparison to the non-express versions is unknown.
View: Vs Team System
View: VS Homepage
View: VS 2005 Demo videos
Microsoft will be launching Beta 1 of the product at Tech-Ed Europe on June 29, 2004. This will be avialable for MSDN subscribers shortly after announcement, and current testers will be sent CDs (target - Mid-July).
At TechEd, an event which Neowin will be covering this year, Microsoft will also announce an new addition to the Visual Studio 2005 family : the "Express" products. The Express products "are lightweight, easy to use, easy to learn tools for hobbyists, enthusiasts, and students who want to build dynamic Windows applications and Web sites". The Express products are a cut-down / reduced version of the normal product. The package will include 'express versions' of Visual Web Developer 2005, VB 2005, Visual C# 2005, and SQL Server 2005. Exactly how feature cut down they will be in comparison to the non-express versions is unknown.
View: Vs Team System View: VS Homepage View: VS 2005 Demo videos
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