VS 2008

[David C]

I just purchased an upgrade to VS 2008 and was wondering if I need to keep
my VS 2005 around for any reason since I can handle .Net 2, 3 or 3.5 in VS
2008?

Also, if I want to debug VS 2008 web apps, do I need to setup remote
dubugging on my IIs 6 server? We have been using debugging in VS 2005
already. I noticed a remote debugger installer in the VS 2008 setup but I
don't think I need it on my client workstation since all of our development
web applications are on our internal web server, correct? Thanks.

David

 

[Gregory A. Beamer]

Most likely not, but there are a few breaking changes. I would run thorugh
my projects first, convert to 2008 and test. As long as you see nothing
dicey, you can get rid of 2005.

If you want to short circuit this, Google "breaking changes" Visual Studio
2008
and/or "breaking changes" .NET 3.5

If you are not using the areas "broken", then you should not have any
issues.

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