Microsoft Visual Web Developer Express

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  1. NICK ADSL UK

    NICK ADSL UK Administrator

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    Microsoft Visual Web Developer Express

    Visual Web Developer Express.
    Develop a name for yourself.
    Introducing Visual Web Developer Express, a powerful, and soon to be legendary web development tool that is simple to use and can help you achieve truly inspiring results.
    Packed full of cool features like IntelliSense, 100% source code preservation, slick integrated debuggers, a built-in Web server, sexy WYSIWYG design, ASP.NET 2.0 Masters and zero code databinding, VWD Express is just what you need to give your web builds added zing with the minimum of effort.

    For a limited time only you can get your hands on VWD Express absolutely FREE. It's ridiculously easy to download and install, so why not take a look?
    http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/vwd/default.aspx
     
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    I am definitely interested in looking at this.

    Can't seem to find any Download links though...Am I blind?
     
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    I will give it a spin too. I am curious as to what it can do. Personally, I do not like using Microsoft products for web site developement. I do not like the non-standard and unnecessary code that they generate. I also do not like being isolated from the source code as well. I like to know what is being put in and why. I have stopped using FrontPage for these reasons.
     
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    Holy cow! One of the four downloads is 368 megabytes! :eek: I am scared already.
     
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    I believe that's the MSDN documentation piece, if I'm not mistaken. No worries. BTW, Web Developer is nothing like Front Page. Front Page was a mess if you ask me. Also, if anyone has even the slightest interest in programming, you should definitely pick up one or more of the other Express Edition pieces as well... C#, VB, C++, and J#. Like Web Developer EE, they are all free for the first year, $49.95 after that, IIRC. In paticular, if you are new to programming, I would pick up C#. All of the Express Editions are pretty slick, and they have nice tutorial and video freebies to get you started.
     
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