My life in hell with VS 2005

re: My life in hell with VS 2005

Dave — Wed, 23 Nov 2005 00:00:00 GMT

All I can says is, thanks. I don't intend to use vs2005 until at least the first service pack is released. Please keep pointing out problems. Maybe they will be fixed when I'm ready to come on board.

re: My life in hell with VS 2005

Paschal — Tue, 22 Nov 2005 20:56:00 GMT

Mick sorry for you dude but I learn this tool since a year, but it's really the first time I have the occasion to use it on a real project. Check the article and other than licking Microsoft boots, try honestly to help here and we'll talk!
I am really tired of all this political correctness we need to have. Why on hell I have to spend so many times to move from one version to another. I rather prefer to work on new features than having those stupid stopovers.

re: My life in hell with VS 2005

Mick Jones — Tue, 22 Nov 2005 20:45:00 GMT

Why don't you spend some time learning the tools and the technology before mouthing off everytime?

re: My life in hell with VS 2005

Paschal — Tue, 22 Nov 2005 19:11:00 GMT

Hi Scott

My intention is to report for people like me alone in their corner how cool but hard it is to move to VS 2005. Writing an article is a good way to not repeating myself on a daily new post.
I already started my list and I will appreciate your feedback there :-)
The product is surely great but not easy!

re: My life in hell with VS 2005

scottgu — Tue, 22 Nov 2005 19:06:00 GMT

Blogs aren't actually the best way to ask questions and get help on migration issues. A better forum is to post migration questions here: http://forums.asp.net/1012/ShowForum.aspx

There are a set of folks on the VS team who constantly monitor this forum to help people with migration issues. If you ask a question, you'll get an answer here.

If you post question on a blog they will probably go missed.

Hope this helps,

Scott