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3.0 vs 3.5

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Justin Rich - 10 Oct 2007 15:06 GMT
im starting to mess around with some things and a lot of them refer to .NET
3.0 but i was wondering if i could just work off 3.5 instead. i would
imagine that whatever is in 3 should be in 3.5 and i shouldnt have any
problems with developing stuff that asks for 3.0 in 3.5 but i thought i
would check, just dont want to be bothered to install 3.0 when 3.5 is right
around the corner.

Thanks
Justin
Cowboy (Gregory A. Beamer) - 10 Oct 2007 15:49 GMT
You can do that. You will have to focus on the Visual Studio 2008 betas to
stick with 3.5, however. This is not a bad direction to go, but be wary of
putting betaware on your production machine(s).

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> im starting to mess around with some things and a lot of them refer to
> .NET 3.0 but i was wondering if i could just work off 3.5 instead. i would
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> Thanks
> Justin
Justin Rich - 10 Oct 2007 17:25 GMT
didnt know about the 2008 deal, but thats not a problem i currently have it
install as well as 2005... so far pretty happy with 2008.

as for the stuff im programming im actually a system admin so i pretty much
only make stuff to make my life easier, easy enough to change if need be.

Thanks for the info!

Justin

> You can do that. You will have to focus on the Visual Studio 2008 betas to
> stick with 3.5, however. This is not a bad direction to go, but be wary of
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>> Thanks
>> Justin

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