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By lowellheddings
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Published: Feb 11 2007 / 18:48

Visual Studio.NET - "First Look at Orcas" Presentation
A nice screenshot tour of the upcoming Visual Studio "Orcas". Looks like you'll be able to target framework versions and some other useful features.
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daniel replied ago:

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Honestly, I'm flat out stunned that VS.NET didn't allow for this before now. How has anyone been doing legacy development before now?

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clintonforbes replied ago:

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Multiple installations of VS.NET installed on one machine. They mostly cooperate nicely but it is still a pain. I am constantly starting the wrong version, having all 3 versions installed on my work machine.

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Lowell Heddings replied ago:

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Same here.

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sproket replied ago:

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Sad actually but true. Java IDEs have been able to target multiple VMs for years. Another example of Java's clear superiority over .NET.

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supdegrave replied ago:

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@sproket: remember, toolset != framework. at most, this is an example of the superiority of Java IDEs over Visual Studio.NET.


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