Sunday, September 11, 2011

The .NET IDE

The .NET IDE

Instead of a multitude of tools for development, the .NET team created a single tool for
developing Windows Forms, ASP.NET Web Applications, and XML Web services. This tool
is Visual Studio .NET.

As a developer, you will find Visual Studio .NET an indispensable tool. It is finely interwoven
within the .NET Framework and will give you full and complete access to everything that
.NET has to offer
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