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Category Archives: Visual Studio 2012
Release of WebMatrix 3
WebMatrix, a free lightweight web development tool released the new version with tons of great features. http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2013/05/01/announcing-the-release-of-webmatrix-3.aspx
MS TechEd 2013: Continuous Feedback with Visual Studio 2012
Visual Studio 2012 Continuous feedback makes the product development realy agile. I am in Microsoft Tech Ed 2013 in Bangalore and attending the session on Continuous feedback with VS 2012 session. This cool feature help us deliver a highly available … Continue reading
No more Setup and Deployment project – Visual Studio 2012
Future versions of Visual Studio [from Visual Studio 2012 onwards] will not include the Visual Studio Installer project templates, Setup and Deployment project templates. To preserve existing customer investments in Visual Studio Installer projects, Microsoft will continue to support the … Continue reading
Asynchronous programming – async & await
Asynchronous programming uses a single thread which will schedule a process in an asynchronous way. Program execution will continue and the UI will be responsive to the user. Typical scenario for an asynchronous programming is a long running process like … Continue reading