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Software and Games : Software Categories : Programming & Web Development : Programming Languages : Visual Basic
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Microsoft education Visual Studio Professional 2010 : English Academic 1 License DVD (C5E-00525)
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Microsoft Visual Studio Pro 2010 English UPG Not to Latam DVD C5E00523 Software Software Development Tools
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Visual Studio 2008 Professional Edition is a comprehensive set of tools that accelerates the process of turning the developerTs vision into reality. Visual Studio 2008 Professional Edition was engineered to support development projects that target the Web including ASP.NET AJAX, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, The 2007 Microsoft Office system, SQL Server 2008, and Windows Mobile devices. The number of platforms that developers must target to meet business needs is increasing rapidly. Visual Studio 2008 Professional Edition provides the integrated toolset for addressing all of these needs by providing a superset of the functionality available in Visual Studio 2008 Standard Edition.TodayTs developers face the challenge of targeting a broad range of platforms and crafting applications that quickly deliver value to the business. Integrated designers and language features in Visual Studio allow developers to build the connected applications demanded by todayTs businesses while taking advantage of the .NET Framework 3.5 to reduce development time.FeatureProduct FeaturesSystem requirementsCompatible operating systemsWindows Vista¶© x86 & x64 - all editions except Starter EditionWindows¶© XP x86 & x64 with Service Pack 2 or later - all editions except Starter EditionWindows Server¶© 2003 x86 & x64 with Service Pack 1 or later all editionsWindows Server 2003 R2 x86 and x64 or later all editions Minimum system requirements5400 RPM hard drive1024 x 768 or higher-resolution displayDVD-ROM Drive Minimum hard disk space2200MB Minimum RAM128MB PlatformPC Mac compatibilityN LanguageLanguage versionEN Technical detailsMedia types supportedDVD Software typeBox LicenseLicense typeComplete License quantity1users
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Visual Studio 2005 Standard Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Standard Edition is a comprehensive developer tool for building high-performance, client/server-based Microsoft Windows, Web, Smartphone, and Pocket PC solutions. Visual Studio 2005 Standard Edition is a comprehensive, high productivity professional development environment (for developers working alone) for building high performance, multi-tier applications for Windows, Web, and common consumer mobile devices. Includes: Microsoft Visual Basic, Visual C#, Visual C++, and Visual J# programming languages Tools for building Windows and Web solutions SmartPhone and Pocket PC development tools for Windows CE Tools for visually designing databases, queries, and stored procedures.
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Visual Basic is a hugely popular programming language that is suitable for students and beginners as well as professional developers. Visual Basic .NET Standard 2003 is the .Net version, significantly different from older variants of Basic. It's also intended as an introductory version. Professional developers should consider Visual Studio .Net 2003 which includes a more advanced version of Visual Basic as well as other languages. The full Visual Studio is needed for features such as compiling code into libraries or targeting the Compact Framework for mobile devices. Even so, this Standard edition is a capable package which includes all you need to build applications for both Windows and the Web.Two things make Visual Basic .NET Standard 2003 easy to learn and use. One is the language itself, which is designed to be closer to natural English than others. The other is the array of tools and wizards that Microsoft provides, including a visual form designer for both Windows and Web projects. The Web technology, ASP .Net, enables easy creation of Web pages that query and update databases--a Windows Web server running .Net is required to do this. The programming environment is slick, with convenient features such as docking and tabbed windows, project wizards, auto-completion and pop-up help in the code editor. The .Net version of Visual Basic benefits from full object-orientation and a rich class library. It also supports advanced features such as multi-threading.
Whereas Visual Basic 6.0 and earlier versions needed a small runtime library, this .Net edition requires the .Net Framework, a runtime engine and class library that manages memory and enforces security. Framework applications perform well, since they are compiled to native code at runtime, but there is an overhead in terms of memory usage and the Framework runtime must be installed. These factors, together with less-than-perfect code compatibility, have made some Visual Basic developers reluctant to switch. While that's understandable, the .Net technology is now maturing and this release is probably the right moment to make the move. It's still important to note the heavy system requirements, and that .Net applications do not run on Windows 95. --Tim Anderson
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Visual C++.net is the most flexible of Microsoft's languages. The compiler primarily targets native code Windows executables, but a switch also enables compilation to MSIL (Microsoft Intermediate Language). This managed code runs under the .Net Framework's Common Language Runtime, with full access to the Framework's class library. Developers can include both managed and unmanaged code in the same project: the compiler does the necessary internal translation automatically. This feature is particularly valuable for those with existing applications that cannot be ported all at once to the .Net platform. The Visual C++.net product consists of an IDE (integrated development environment), class libraries, compiler and tools. The compiler in the Standard edition is non-optimising, so professional developers may prefer Visual Studio.Net Professional or higher. The key libraries are the MFC (Microsoft Foundation Classes), which wrap the Windows API, and the ATL (Active Template Library), for efficient development of COM or ActiveX components. In addition, the bundled.Net Framework SDK has command-line compilers for Visual Basic, JScript and Visual C#, and you can also compile C# from the IDE. Despite its managed extensions, Visual C++.net does not support the Windows form designer or the Web form designer, although there is a visual dialog editor for native Windows applications. The two big changes in Visual C++.net, when compared to Visual C++.net 6.0, are support for the.Net Framework and a brand new IDE. There are minor updates to MFC and ATL, and the ability to do COM programming using attributes is a strong feature. The Standard C++.net library is updated in this version, with improved standards compliance for those building portable applications, although it is still not the best in this respect. On the other hand, it excels as a tool for building Windows applications and components, where its huge flexibility compensates for the lack of a visual form designer. The Visual C++.net IDE is outstanding, although you need to double the minimum system requirements for good performance, and note that it does not run on Windows 98 or Me. Online help is now fully integrated into the main workspace, wizards have been streamlined, and the XML designer will be useful even to those not working with the.Net Framework.--Tim Anderson
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Visual C++.NET Standard 2003 is the most powerful and flexible of Microsoft's programming tools. Using the industry-standard C++ language, developers can target both old-style native code Windows applications for maximum performance and the new .NET Framework, to take advantage of the high productivity and rich class library that it offers. Native and managed .NET code can even be mixed in the same project.Visual C++.NET Standard 2003 includes the Visual Studio development environment, featuring an array of visual tools and wizards. The supplied libraries include the Microsoft Foundation Classes, for native Windows applications, and the Active Template Library, for high performance COM components. The programming environment is slick, with convenient features like docking and tabbed windows, project wizards, auto-completion and pop-up help in the code editor.
This is the Standard edition, which is primarily intended for learning. Although it has all you need to create both Windows and Web applications, the compiler is non-optimising. Professional developers should consider Visual Studio.NET Professional Edition 2003, which includes a more advanced version of Visual C++ as well as the other .NET languages such as Visual C# and Visual Basic.
Those familiar with earlier versions of Visual C++ will find a number of significant new features. The ability to target the .NET Framework was in Visual C++ 2002, but this 2003 version includes a visual form designer for the first time, enabling rapid development of Windows applications. Another key feature is improved standards compliance, enabling the use of most standard C++ libraries and making it easier to write code that compiles for other platforms such as Unix as well as for Windows. Overall, Visual C++.NET Standard 2003 is an excellent choice both for students learning C++ and for programmers creating high-performance Windows or .NET applications. --Tim Anderson
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Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 is the single fastest way to develop applications for any of the modern Microsoft Windows environments. This is the world's best-known Rapid Application Development (RAD) environment, quite stable at this point in its long career. By making extensive use of drag-and-drop component assembly, boilerplate wizards, form-based graphical user interface (GUI) design, and dozens of less obvious labour-saving features, this Integrated Development Environment (IDE) is almost certainly the fastest way to get your custom Windows software off the design team's whiteboard and into operation.True, you can use C++ to write programs that execute faster. You can use Visual J++ or a Java IDE if you like that style of object-oriented programming. But there's little debate that Visual Basic offers the best balance of feature richness, ease of use, and performance. Furthermore, if you have a bit of familiarity with fundamental programming concepts, you'll find that Visual Basic has a relatively flat learning curve. It rewards experimentation, and plenty of fine documentation exists.
Visual Basic supports all of Microsoft's solutions for database access, distributed computing, componentised software, and half a dozen other major software applications. You can use Visual Basic to write Component Object Model (COM) objects, ActiveX Controls, ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) for database access, and WebClasses to provide customised responses to events that occur during Web sessions. The Professional Edition supplements the standard Visual Basic features with visual tools for creating database schema on Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server databases. The Professional Edition also integrates with Microsoft Visual SourceSafe and the rest of Microsoft's tools for development of software by teams. --David Wall