Using NET Framework SDK 2.0 today?

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Guest

Hi,

since my company owns a MSDN Universal subscription, I have access to the NET Framework SDK 2.0 (Community Technology Preview May 2004).

May I use that preview in conjunction with VS.NET 2003 or do I have to install the VS.NET 2005 Community Technology Preview, too? And is it sensible to start coding with those tools right now??

My company is about to start an ASP.NET project very soon, and since ASP.NET 2.0 includes a lot of new features that make the developers life much easier it would be nice if we could base our work on the new version...

Many thanks in advance,
P.
 
J

John Saunders

PontiMax said:
Hi,

since my company owns a MSDN Universal subscription, I have access to the
NET Framework SDK 2.0 (Community Technology Preview May 2004).
May I use that preview in conjunction with VS.NET 2003 or do I have to
install the VS.NET 2005 Community Technology Preview, too? And is it
sensible to start coding with those tools right now??
My company is about to start an ASP.NET project very soon, and since
ASP.NET 2.0 includes a lot of new features that make the developers life
much easier it would be nice if we could base our work on the new version...

The CTP isn't even beta-quality yet. You shouldn't be doing anything real
with it.
 
J

Jerry Pisk

Funny, given how much Microsoft ignores .Net 1.x and acts like .Net 2.0 is
the only .Net version out there. There's not a single patch made available
for .Net 1.1 and most of .Net articles talk about 2.0 features (generics,
partial types, master pages and so on).

Jerry
 
G

Guest

Yepp, the euphoria surrounding the new 2.0 features makes me think that .NET 1.1 is just a peace of crap. At least it conveys the impression that we should migrate as soon as possible. Hence my question... ;-)

Thanks,
P.
 

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