VS.NET 2003 is about two years overdue for SP1. If you don't want to wait until June (or thereabouts), you can apply to download it early through connect.microsoft.com . In case the word "Beta" gives you the shivers, remember that SP1 is mostly a rollup of hotifxes that have been out for years. When...

Uninstall a Previous Application Installation When Upgrading an Application with Setups Created in VS.NET - The Code Project - .NET "How to uninstall a previous application install during an upgrade with VS.NET created setups is a question that frequently appears in the forums. No matter what options...

System.UriTemplate Build and parse URI's System.UriTemplate (Orcas) - runtime support for URI template syntax UriTemplate.Bind - A safe, smart string.format for URI construction UriTemplate.Match - Extracts URI to dictionary UriTemplateTable - One or more template, best match wins HTTP GET - bound semantics...

I just heard that CodePlex is adding support for TortoiseSVN with an estimated release date of June 5 . UPDATE: Newer comments make it look like they are just setting up a bridge from TortoiseSVN to TFS. Not clear... Although the information just says TortoiseSVN, my understanding is that this will include...

VS.NET 2003 is about two years overdue for SP1. If you don't want to wait until June (or thereabouts), you can apply to download it early through connect.microsoft.com . In case the word "Beta" gives you the shivers, remember that SP1 is mostly a rollup of hotifxes that have been out for years. When...

Uninstall a Previous Application Installation When Upgrading an Application with Setups Created in VS.NET - The Code Project - .NET "How to uninstall a previous application install during an upgrade with VS.NET created setups is a question that frequently appears in the forums. No matter what options...

Visual Studio 2008 has been out for over a week. I've upgraded three machines (two Vista, one XP) from Beta 2 to RTM, then upgraded a couple of projects. I've also been watching blog posts and listening in at the Twitter water-cooler to hear about other developers' experiences, problems, and recommendations...