By bloid
via regdeveloper.co.uk
Published: Sep 26 2006 / 18:06
The imminent arrival of Windows Vista is a mixed blessing for developers. The good bit is lots of new features to play with, along with better security and an updated user interface. The downside is compatibility problems, and with the challenge of meeting expectations for well-behaved, good-looking Vista applications.
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