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Upgrade Today and Save with Visual Studio .NET
Create fast, scalable Web apps with Visual Studio .NET Professional 2003 Special Edition. Includes Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition, SQL Server 2000 Developer Edition, and training, all for US $549.
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Employ Strong Encryption in Your Apps
Examine the issues involved with developing strong encryption components for applications and download a handy cryptographic utility.
(November 5, Article)
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Coding for Concurrency in ADO.NET
Visual Studio writer Rick Dobson shows you how optimistic concurrency works and how to make your applications more robust in high-scalability environments.
(November 5, Article)
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Microsoft .NET and IBM WebSphere Web Services Interoperability
This paper specifically focuses on interoperability between the Microsoft .NET Framework and IBM WebSphere via Web services. It demonstrates basic techniques and principles that are reusable across all projects where cross-platform interoperability via Web services is required.
(November 5, Article)
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How to Buy Microsoft Developer Products
Whether you are a developer or an enterprise software architect, Microsoft has the right products and services to help you succeed.
(October 29, Product Information)
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Visual Studio 2005 Express Beta Products
The Express products, expanding the Visual Studio product line to include lightweight, easy-to-use, easy-to-learn tools for hobbyists, enthusiasts, and novices who want to build dynamic Windows applications and Web sites.
(June 29, Announcement)
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