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For those who where (as always) crying that VSE is now free but it sucks
because will not be free in the future and because (of course) it has the
two letters of the devil on it:
At this weekend's Maker Faire, Microsoft Corp. will display how a variety of
innovative companies are using its now-free Visual Studio® 2005 Express
editions to bring the power of code to the growing community of 18 million
recreational and hobbyist developers. Since the launch of the Visual Studio
and SQL ServerT Express editions on Nov. 7, 2005, a strong community has
built up around the products and the various editions have been downloaded
more than 5 million times.....
Microsoft also released new learning content on the MSDN Coding4Fun Web
site, providing tools and resources for the community to get up and running
quickly. The Visual Studio 2005 Express editions now join the SQL Server
2005 Express editions as a no-cost offering within the Microsoft application
platform.
"Software has the potential to transform everyday lives. By making the
Visual Studio 2005 Express editions available free of charge, we're putting
the power of programming into the hands of an exploding community of
recreational programmers," said S. Somasegar, corporate vice president of
the Developer Division at Microsoft. "This community has asked for it, and
we are excited to provide it."
because will not be free in the future and because (of course) it has the
two letters of the devil on it:
At this weekend's Maker Faire, Microsoft Corp. will display how a variety of
innovative companies are using its now-free Visual Studio® 2005 Express
editions to bring the power of code to the growing community of 18 million
recreational and hobbyist developers. Since the launch of the Visual Studio
and SQL ServerT Express editions on Nov. 7, 2005, a strong community has
built up around the products and the various editions have been downloaded
more than 5 million times.....
Microsoft also released new learning content on the MSDN Coding4Fun Web
site, providing tools and resources for the community to get up and running
quickly. The Visual Studio 2005 Express editions now join the SQL Server
2005 Express editions as a no-cost offering within the Microsoft application
platform.
"Software has the potential to transform everyday lives. By making the
Visual Studio 2005 Express editions available free of charge, we're putting
the power of programming into the hands of an exploding community of
recreational programmers," said S. Somasegar, corporate vice president of
the Developer Division at Microsoft. "This community has asked for it, and
we are excited to provide it."