I've been using VS2005 for six months, and with Team Services it's beyond impressive the collaborative development environment MS has created (not that there haven't been unpleasantness in the install process for the betas). Maybe I'm not a true geek, and so I'm really not trying to redundantly use five operating systems and learn the nuances of every single platform (so I can't compare VS to much than some Macromedia web dev environment).
Really, I thought the definition of a tool, is as an enabler and to make life easier. We can't all be coding gods, nor can we be trained to be...there's a element of snobbishness in the my code is purer than your IDE code.
Must've used the XP or 2000Pro Version of IIS. Artificial restriction to 1 web site and 10 concurrent connections. How would anyone use it if there was a single server limitation on the Server versions...
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I've been using VS2005 for six months, and with Team Services it's beyond impressive the collaborative development environment MS has created (not that there haven't been unpleasantness in the install process for the betas). Maybe I'm not a true geek, and so I'm really not trying to redundantly use five operating systems and learn the nuances of every single platform (so I can't compare VS to much than some Macromedia web dev environment). Really, I thought the definition of a tool, is as an enabler and to make life easier. We can't all be coding gods, nor can we be trained to be...there's a element of snobbishness in the my code is purer than your IDE code.
Must've used the XP or 2000Pro Version of IIS. Artificial restriction to 1 web site and 10 concurrent connections. How would anyone use it if there was a single server limitation on the Server versions...