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The release of the Visual C++ 2008 Feature Pack extends the standard VC++ Libraries shipped with Visual Studio 2008.
Perforce has released a new version of its cross-platform graphical interface, the Perforce Visual Client, for its FAST Software Configuration Management (SCM) system.
ComponentOne has released IntelliSpell, a spell-checker application for Visual Studio 2008 and 2005.
A new toolkit that will help developers create applications with Adobe Flex 3, Flash Player and Adobe AIR is available on Force.com.
Component Source has announced the winners of its 2007 awards for best selling products and publishers.
Microsoft released betas of Internet Explorer 8, Silverlight 2.0 and Expression Studio 2 at the MIX designer and developer conference in Las Vegas at the beginning of March.
The newly released Infragistics NetAdvantage for .NET 2008 Volume 1 is designed to work with Visual Studio 2008, and includes toolsets for both ASP.NET and Windows Forms.
Dundas Chart for .NET v.6.1 is designed to work with Visual Studio 2008 and has new features to help users achieve the look they want.
You can now browse and debug the source code for five .NET Framework libraries.
Developer Express’ eXpressApp Framework (XAF) helps you get started by providing a functionally complete framework out of the box.
Bearpark’s Software Architect conference returns to the Barbican Centre on Tuesday 3rd June with an expanded programme of workshops and breakout sessions.
CodeGear’s 3rdRail IDE contains productivity features aimed at making it easier and faster for both new and experienced Rails developers to build database-driven Web applications.
We are pleased to announce the winners of the 2007 VSJ Reader Awards, based on votes submitted on the VSJ website.
Dundas Chart for SharePoint v1.5 has been released, together with an updated and enhanced version of its Gauge Web part.
In a surprise announcement within Scott Guthrie’s blog, Microsoft has promised to make the source code of the .NET 3.5 Framework libraries available under the Microsoft Reference Licence.
Microsoft has decided to rename Silverlight 1.1 to Silverlight 2.0 to reflect the fact that the feature set of the forthcoming version will be greatly expanded.
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