Binding: CD-ROM Brand: Microsoft EAN: 0805529940390 Format: CD-ROM Label: Microsoft Software Manufacturer: Microsoft Software Model: 659-01567 Publisher: Microsoft Software Release Date: August 30, 2004 Sales Rank: 4534 Studio: Microsoft Software
Features:
Integrate solutions across multiple operating systems and languages
Convert existing business logic into reusable XML Web Services -- encapsulate processes and make them available for any platform
Enhanced Web Services features plus PocketPC easier programming, with ASP.NET mobile controls
Built-in mobile device development tools for targeting Web enabled devices
Web Services are cataloged and available in independent UDDI directories, for stronger business logic in applications
Editorial Review:
Product DescriptionVisual Studio .NET Pro 2003 offers a multifaceted new development tool for both Windows and Web applications. Development and deployment are made easier than ever, with this complete set of tools. Supporting multiple languages used by development pros, like Visual Basic, C#, C++ and the Java-like J# language. Write all-new applications for internal networks, Websites or the Pocket PC. Cross-platform design tools, enhanced XML Web Services and advanced debugging tools make this the development tool of a new century. Debug code on remote machines written in any. NET language No-Touch Deployment for easier enabling of rich Windows-based applications Supports. NET Framework 1.1 and Microsoft Visual C++ language enhancements
Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: - Which is the ultimate version?
If this is the "penultimate" (second to last), then what is the newest version? Is 2005 out yet? If not, then 2003 is the ultimate version, and 2002 is the penultimate.
Rating: - Not Much of An Upgrade from VS 2002
Microsoft has released another version of its penultimate Integrated Development Environment. Forgive me if I am not as excited as I was for 2002. I love Visual Studio and I love .NET, but there just isn't enough "new" in 2003 to warrant spending money on a new Visual Studio.
With VS 2005 coming out next year, if you are already using VS 2002, just wait for 2005. If you're still in the pre-.NET days (e.g. VS 6), spend the time better training and preparing yourself for the upgrade.
- Which is the ultimate version?
- Not Much of An Upgrade from VS 2002
