Visual Studio .Net: Key to a More Complex Applications
Filed Under (Web Programming) by admin on 24-06-2008
Tagged Under : Programing Language, Programming, VB.Net, Visual Studio .Net, Web Programming
Visual Studio .Net is an application Integrated Development Environment (IDE) which aims to consolidate all programming languages into a complete tool. One of the languages included is Visual Basic .Net, a language which is similar to Java which supports full object-oriented programming. Other languages included in the package are visual J++, Visual c++, and Visual c#, all are in .Net versions and ran on a Common Language Runtime (CLR). It was designed for console and Graphical User Interface applications, ASP.Net applications, Windows Mobile applications with a platform supported by Microsoft Windows, Windows Mobile, .NET Framework, .NET Compact Framework and Microsoft Silverlight in the language of your choice.
From the introduction of Visual Studio in 1997, VS was getting more suite in terms of programming languages and the service offered that enable programmers to create a more complex applications either a standalone applications, web sites, web applications or web services as long as run on a platforms supported by Microsoft’s .NET Framework.
The latest version is the Visual Studio 2008, with its VSPackages or IDE hosts a software component which aims on providing a benchmark on an easier application on the critical services. Through this eclipse-like feature, it can make or help every programmer on managing codes including Intellisense and refactoring.
VS .Net does not actually support programming languages rather just accept some functionality to be plugged in.
Programmers are not limited to using the above mentioned languages in writing application in VS .Net. You can use any language you want as long as the proper setting inside the environment is properly configured.
Powerful Features:
* Code editor
* Debugger
* Designer
* Extensibility
Additional Package Products
* Microsoft Visual Web Developer
* Team Foundation Server
* Visual FoxPro
* Visual SourceSafe
* Visual InterDev
* F#
* IronPython
* Ruby.NET


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