can I use .net framework 4.0 in VS2008 ? If yes how can I do that? My application uses 2.0 ,Or are there advantages to updating to the latest .NET 4.0 now? And also I came across some new features in framework 4.0 like :
Response.RiderectPermanent
Response.RiderectToRoute
Response.RiderectToRoutePermanent
Microsoft announced that with . NET 5, VB's supported project types will increase beyond Class Library and Console applications to also support: Windows Forms. WPF.
Whether you need any of them or not depends on what you're running. Most applications out there are still built for . NET 2 to 3.5 so installing 3.5 will cover you for that. I would recommend installing 4 as looking forwards that's what Microsoft want people to be using.
NET Framework consists of: Four official languages: VB.NET, C#, Managed C++, and JScript . NET. The Common Language Runtime, an object-oriented platform for Windows and web development that all these languages share.
A cross-platform and open-source framework, . NET Core is best when developing applications on any platform. . NET Core is used for cloud applications or refactoring large enterprise applications into microservices. You should use .
No, you cannot. You can upgrade your VS2008 to VS2010 for free till April, 30th, if you have premium MSDN subsription.
You need VS2010.
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