.NET 4.0 Released

[Logician]

http://www.internetnews.com/dev-new...icrosoft+Releases+Visual+Studio+NET+Betas.htm

I am glad to see .NET 4.0 is released. Does anyone have any experience
of it?

 

[Mythran]

.NET 4.0 is a long way off being released - this is an early beta...

Long way....

Even though it's a long way, just the paper from the link above makes me
drool with all the new features and rewrites of Visual Studio. One thing I
know VS has been missing for a LOOONG time is multi-monitor support and more
support for parallel programming.

Yay

I may be a tad bit over-enjoying the thought of the next Visual Studio
release, but relax, I'm in a bliss state of ignorance being that I haven't
even downloaded the new beta

Mythran

 

[Peter Morris]

hehehe. How can you paste a URL with the word "Betas" in it and say it is
released?

 

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

hehehe. How can you paste a URL with the word "Betas" in it and say it is
released?

http://blog.something.com/news/betas-are-over-the-release-is-here.aspx
?

 

[Chris Dunaway]

http://blog.something.com/news/betas-are-over-the-release-is-here.aspx
?



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That link is broken!

Chris

 

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[puzzlecracker]

.NET 4.0 is a long way off being released - this is an early beta...

Well, beta means no more features to be introduced, hence folks you
get a head start and learn them...

 

[Jeff Johnson]

Whoosh!

That sound you hear was Jon's example flying over your head*. The site does
not exist; he was merely showing how the presence of "beta" in a URL does
not necessarily imply that the URL cannot possibly lead to release software.



* I clicked the link too, but then I figured it out.

 

[gerry]

lol - I didn't even look at what the actual url was.