VS.NET 2005

[PJ6]

Now that I've spent a significant amount of time using VS.NET 2005, I just
have to say that it is the most fantastic developer tool I have ever had the
pleasure of working with. Both the language and the IDE are beautifully
conceived and executed, it makes me so glad I chose this career path.
Programming was my first love as a child, and now it is even more so.

Excellent job, Microsoft. Really. Thank you.

Paul

 

[LinasB]

Probably you don't use ReportViewer Control in VS.NET 2005. Bugs in a bug.
CrystalReports never failed.

 

[Tim]

I like it, but it crashes on me at least once a day, and takes about 20
mins of clicking error msg boxes before I can start again, and often
requires a reboot to get stability back again. :-(

 

[Ken Halter]

Now that I've spent a significant amount of time using VS.NET 2005, I just
have to say that it is the most fantastic developer tool I have ever had
the pleasure of working with. Both the language and the IDE are
beautifully conceived and executed, it makes me so glad I chose this
career path. Programming was my first love as a child, and now it is even
more so.

Excellent job, Microsoft. Really. Thank you.

Paul

For a while there, I was expecting a </sarcasm> tag ;-)

Dr. Dobb's | Visual Studio 2005: Unstable and Highly Recommended
http://ddj.com/dept/windows/186500706?cid=RSSfeed_DDJ_Windows/.NET

 

[dgk]

For a while there, I was expecting a </sarcasm> tag ;-)

Dr. Dobb's | Visual Studio 2005: Unstable and Highly Recommended
http://ddj.com/dept/windows/186500706?cid=RSSfeed_DDJ_Windows/.NET

Good article. I've hit weird enough problems with usercontrols
(winforms) that I don't site them on the form at design time. I just
put a label there that says something like PLACEHOLDER FOR XXXCONTROL
and instantiate the control(s) at run time.