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I have to address a group of students on the .net topic. Can anyone help me and tell me how can I gain information about DIFFERENCE BETWEEEN VISUAL STUDIO AND VISUAL STUDIO.NET.
Thanks
Mike
VisualStudio.NET is the newest version of Visual Studio and is object oriented and event drive. If you are planning on writing a new application I suggest you use .NET. For more specific information, you can get lots of details on the Microsoft web site.
Debugging from COM components back to ASP page was never supported well in Visual Studio.
In VisualStudio.NET debugging is very effective.You can debug from ASPX page to .NET Compontent and back to ASPX page.
VS.NET provides rich development environment too..
Visual Studio and .NET
