VSLive Fall 2010

Visual Studio 2010 and .NET 4

Visual Studio features, .NET Framework 4.0 new features, ALM/TFS, MEF

Everything rests on .NET, and .NET 4 has exciting new capabilities that apply to any type of .NET application. Of course your gateway to all .NET development is Visual Studio 2010, which enhances many existing Visual Studio features and adds others. Perhaps most exciting are the new features around debugging, architecture and application lifecycle management (ALM). We’ll give you the information you need to understand and leverage the power of .NET 4 and Visual Studio 2010.

• WKS3 Better Process and Tools with TFS 2010
  
• M4 Building Business Applications with Visual Studio LightSwitch
  
• M7 Best Kept Secrets in Visual Studio 2010 and .NET 4.0
  
• M8 An Overview of the .NET Framework 4
  
• M11 What's New in the .NET 4.0 BCL
  
• M12 Deep Dive into C# 4.0 Language Features
  
• M15 What's New in Visual Studio 2010 Debugging
  
• M16 Tips & Tricks: Visual Studio 2010 IDE & Extensions
  
• T3 New IDE and Languages Features in VS 2010 using VB and C#
  
• T4 Deep Dive into Visual Basic 10 Language Features
  
• T12 Pragmatic .NET Development with CodeFluent Entities
  
• T19 Can you use MEF too much? Hint - NO!
  
• W3 Why Software Sucks
  
• W7 Building a Testable Data Access Layer
  
• What's New in VS 2010 for TFS?
  
• W19 Visual Studio 2010 ALM Features