Where can I read about that?
I wrote samsung smartTV application, but there are some errors in 2011 emulator.
Thank you! Sorry for my language.
You can see TV/emulator specifications here. Main differences are:
DOM's level (2 vs. 3)
JavaScript engine (Javascript 1.8 vs. SquirrelFish)
As far as I know web browser's engine was changed too, but I'm not sure if it was between 2011 and 2012. However, Gecko was used other day, now is Webkit.
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I am using the standalone version of SSDT with VS 2012 shell and I was wondering if there is any point for me to upgrade to VS 2013 Express.
Are they practically the same thing and updated through different channels or the one integrated in VS 2013 has better capabilities?
They are exactly the same thing, updated through different channels. There's more information on supported versions in this blog post by Jill McClenahan, but right now SSDT has identical functionality in both. The benefit of upgrading is that the Express version has nicer integration with other tools and services such as cloud services, other programming languages etc. If you just care about database development that might not make much difference.
I watched the stream from TechEd 2014 for the Future of Asp .Net and I saw that they could run vnext projects in MAC. In the Github project doesn't say anything about this feature.
So My questions is how does someone goes about publishing and running the HelloWeb or HelloMVC samples on a MAC.
I noticed that Hanselman and David fowler were using a custom copy of Nowin names Nowin.K is this library going to be release as an example anywhere?
UPDATE
Currently what was shown on teched was a internal build put together show case the direction of the product. The team at microsoft together with the community are working hard to get the asp.net vnext working on linux and osx.
If you want to find out the current status check out on Issue 173 on github.com/aspnet/kruntime.
Once the support in integrated I will update this post and add answer explain how to go about it.
Regards
Updated answer Jan 21 '15
There is now updated support for ASP.NET 5 on OS X and *nix. The best information is on the ASP.NET Home Repo on GitHub that has a "Getting Started" section.
For OS X the Homebrew repo is here: https://github.com/aspnet/homebrew-k
For *nix the Docker repo is here: https://github.com/aspnet/aspnet-docker
Original answer from May 24 '14
It seems that you've found the discussion on the ASP.NET vNext "KRuntime" repo. Unfortunately the team is still in the midst of getting ASP.NET vNext working on Mac / Linux. What was shown at Tech Ed was live running code but using a lot of custom builds (e.g. Mono, as well as ASP.NET vNext). The team has been coordinating work with Miguel de Icaza to ensure that Mono has the required components for ASP.NET vNext. A lot of progress has been made, and it's getting very close, but it's not quite there.
As of the year 2015, the the post below is outdated.
A post has come out: ASP.NET vNext on OSX and Linux I will give it a shot, see if I can run HelloMvc on Ubuntu 14.04
I think what you might be looking for is Mono. Described as:
Cross platform, open source .NET framework
Mono is an open source implementation of Microsoft's .NET Framework based on the ECMA standards for C# and the Common Language Runtime. A growing family of solutions and an active and enthusiastic contributing community is helping position Mono to become the leading choice for development of cross platform applications.
I am developing an Application on WinCe, exactly Windows embedded coampact 7, using Visual Studio 2008, C# 3.5, .net Compact Framework 3.5.
Now the designer told me, he needs Anti-Aliased fonts. Does anybody know how to enable anti-Aliasing on WEC7? Do I have to make a specific Plattform Build. Does it need a lot of Performance. Device is quite weak.
Thank you very much for any hint.
Check this article. It's for CE 6 but applies also to Compact 7:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/mikehall/archive/2009/04/17/enabling-cleartype-on-windows-ce-6-0.aspx
Are there any UI Components for Windows CE 6.0, other than the ones supplied by the Compact Framework and Visual Studio? I am developing applications with C# and the Compact Framework that need some visual design and the VS controls and components are not sufficient to me.
Thx your answers.
See this similar question: Round buttons for Windows Mobile. It should be relevant for Windows CE 6 as well. The example is in native code, but you can use SDF 1.4 source code to convert it to C#. I guess you can use the technique shown to create more controls of your own.
I also found this article about creating custom controls for Windows Mobile that might suite Windows CE as well as it is based on the compact framework, but I have not read this through nor tested it.
What components exactly are you looking for?
Windows CE6 R3 now supports Silverlight, so you can do some pretty cool things, although i think it's a little more complicated than typical Silverlight.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsembedded/en-us/products/windowsce/silverlightforwe.mspx
Can I use Visual C++ 2010 Express compiler for commercial use?
As far as I know, it was always permitted prior to 2010 version, but now when I start IDE, it writes "For Evaluation Purposes Only". I can't find the full license file anywhere (not in installed files, not in Google), so I'm in doubt, should I use it, or should I downgrade to MSVC++2008 version.
I think you just need to register it. In the help menu click on register product. It will bring you on a web page where you can log in with a passport account and eventually you'll get a product key to enter into the application.
And yes, commercial use of the Visual Studio Express applications is allowed.
I know, it's an old question but there is no clear answer to this and I asked myself the same question. I finally found an official answer on the german microsoft site:
http://www.microsoft.com/germany/express/registration/faq.aspx
In the first point it states:
Alle Visual Studio Express Produkte sind grundsätzlich kostenfrei, dauerhaft verwendbar und können auch für kommerzielle Projekte eingesetzt werden.
Translated to English, this means: All Visual Studio Express Products are free, and it is allowed to use them for commercial projects.
The evaluation message dissapears if you register for free and you can use the express products free of charge for commercial use.
I got this message in Visual Web Developer 2010 Express, also on Help About it said something like 29 days remaining.
You can register it for free though, just need a Windows ID / hotmail address then the message about "for evaluation use only" disappears off the startup splash screen.
it is an evaluation license until you register. once you're registered, you can use it for whatever purpose you wish.
Here is what I've found:
http://www.microsoft.com/cze/msdn/vstudio/nejcastejsi-dotazy.aspx
You may need to translate it to English (you can use Chrome or something), but it's official, and it looks like it's updated to 2010.
(I figured it's updated by the last question on that page:
"What are the hardware requirements for running Visual Studio Professional 2010?")