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Visual Studio 2005Extend Your Wings and Start the Migration
Author: dotnet.sys-con.com |
Published: 13th Aug 2005 |
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Add CommentFiled in: Visual Studio 2005.NET developers appreciate the ease of use offered by Visual Studio and the rich range of services from which to build enterprise applications. However, if you already have a successful product with an installed customer base, how can you take advantage of .NET? Do you need to start from scratch, or does it make sense to migrate a mature C++ CORBA application to the .NET framework?
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