M.GhanaatPisheh
دوشنبه 26 اردیبهشت 1384, 03:56 صبح
"Visual Studio "Orcas
The release of Visual Studio 2005 and the .NET Framework 2.0 will represent a significant milestone in the Microsoft developer tools roadmap. Following the SQL Server 2005 and Visual Studio 2005 wave of products, the next major platform update will be the Windows operating system release code name "Longhorn". The release of Visual Studio 2005 and the .NET Framework 2.0 will run on this landmark operating system release, as will applications built with Visual Studio 2005.
In addition, Microsoft is planning a version of Visual Studio, code name "Orcas," designed to take advantage of the features introduced in Windows Longhorn. These features include support for Longhorn advanced user interface capabilities (code name "Avalon"), storage services (code name "WinFS"), and Web services capabilities (code name "Indigo"). For example, Longhorn will introduce a declarative programming model (code name "XAML"), that will complement existing programming languages and Windows Forms by improving productivity when developing Longhorn-specific client UI.
In addition, Orcas will enable developers to take advantage of the WinFS capabilities to find, relate, and act on information, including support for event-based actions and synchronization classes. Finally, Orcas will deliver support for Indigo, Microsoft's next generation programming model for building Web services. Indigo introduces a unified model for developing connected applications on the Windows platform that seamlessly merges remote procedure calls, messaging, and remote object invocation. Future updates to this document will include additional information about the Orcas release and feature set
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/art/roadmap/Figure_1.jpg
The release of Visual Studio 2005 and the .NET Framework 2.0 will represent a significant milestone in the Microsoft developer tools roadmap. Following the SQL Server 2005 and Visual Studio 2005 wave of products, the next major platform update will be the Windows operating system release code name "Longhorn". The release of Visual Studio 2005 and the .NET Framework 2.0 will run on this landmark operating system release, as will applications built with Visual Studio 2005.
In addition, Microsoft is planning a version of Visual Studio, code name "Orcas," designed to take advantage of the features introduced in Windows Longhorn. These features include support for Longhorn advanced user interface capabilities (code name "Avalon"), storage services (code name "WinFS"), and Web services capabilities (code name "Indigo"). For example, Longhorn will introduce a declarative programming model (code name "XAML"), that will complement existing programming languages and Windows Forms by improving productivity when developing Longhorn-specific client UI.
In addition, Orcas will enable developers to take advantage of the WinFS capabilities to find, relate, and act on information, including support for event-based actions and synchronization classes. Finally, Orcas will deliver support for Indigo, Microsoft's next generation programming model for building Web services. Indigo introduces a unified model for developing connected applications on the Windows platform that seamlessly merges remote procedure calls, messaging, and remote object invocation. Future updates to this document will include additional information about the Orcas release and feature set
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/art/roadmap/Figure_1.jpg