1. Visual Studio ®.NET Tools Drive The Phenomenon Carlotta Eaton Associate Professor of IST New River Community College Dublin, VA Slides by Microsoft Corporation Modified by Carlotta Eaton

2. - Bill Gates “At every juncture, advanced tools have been the key to a new wave of applications… …and each wave of applications has been key to driving computing to the next level.”

3. What.NET Is Not The next Java killer The next Java killer The next Linux killer The next Linux killer The next Windows killer The next Windows killer Microsoft taking over the Internet Microsoft taking over the Internet A plot for world domination A plot for world domination

4. What.NET Is Microsoft’s platform for distributed Web applications (Web Services) Microsoft’s platform for distributed Web applications (Web Services) New model for sharing components New model for sharing components Embraces a variety of client & server devices Embraces a variety of client & server devices Infrastructure & services to enable global-scale hosting Infrastructure & services to enable global-scale hosting.NET enables software as a service

5. Integration Imperative Current model can’t keep up with business Challenge: Lack of infrastructure Interoperability an afterthought Interoperability an afterthought Expensive, hard, time-consuming, brittle Expensive, hard, time-consuming, brittle Deployment, management, scalability, security Deployment, management, scalability, security Opportunity Integrate the virtual company Integrate the virtual company  Multi-system, multi-company, multi-audience Rapidly adapt to changing business Rapidly adapt to changing business Improve developer productivity, time to market Improve developer productivity, time to market

6. 1975 1990 1995 2002 Tools Drive The Phenomenon Big Iron Rules Enter the PC Graphical User Interface Enter the Web X M L W e b S e r v i c e s CobolRPG Microsoft- BASIC Turbo Pascal QuickBasic Visual Basic PowerBuilderDelphi HTMLJava

7. Consumers, Partners MobileEmployees XML Web Services Industry standards for integration Integration inside the firewall Integration inside the firewall Business partner integration Business partner integration Built into Visual Studio.NET Built into Visual Studio.NET Customers Partners Suppliers Consumers, Partners MobileEmployees

8. Available Apr 24, 2003 Visual Studio.NET 2003 Available Feb 13, 2002 Industry Milestone

9. Available through MSDN Academic Alliance www.msdnaa.net www.msdnaa.net Visual Studio.NET Academic Professional Edition Plus Course Management Tools Course Management Tools Assignment Tools Assignment Tools Teaching Tools Documentation Teaching Tools Documentation Samples Samples

10. Betting Microsoft On.NET

11. The World Is Multilingual APL Cobol Eiffel Fortran Pascal Perl Python Ada C C++ C# Haskell Java JScript Visual Basic Mercury ML Oz Objective Caml Oberon Smalltalk Scheme 20+ languages One IDE One Framework One debugger J# RPG Mondrian Component Pascal Delphi

12. Mobile Windows Web Span Every Client Experience

13. Developer Productivity Productivity: One third the code Performance:28 times faster Scalability: 6 times more users

14. 300% improvement in time to market #1 beauty company in the world 1-800-Merrill 25 million customers 75 million transactions per day 4 million customers in 150 countries 100% developer productivity increase

15. Newport News Shipbuilding Naptheon Division Video Clip (5:20 minutes)

16. CafePress.com.NET boosts performance, productivity over Java Outsourced e-commerce solution Outsourced e-commerce solution  200,000 storefronts, 50M hits a month  Java implementation complex, poor performance Rebuilt entire solution on beta 1 of.NET Rebuilt entire solution on beta 1 of.NET  100 times the performance  One-fifth the code  One week to get up to speed on Visual Basic ®.NET “The performance increase after moving over to the.NET Framework was unbelievable; The machines used to run at about 50-70% utilization and now run at about 2-3%; I have never heard of such an increase in performance.” Fred Durham, CEO CafePress.com

17. PC Magazine Technical Excellence 2001 Editors Choice Top Ten Products of the Year Visual Studio.NET Momentum 3.5M betas – largest in Microsoft history 350K customers have received code 250K developers trained 800K developers building ASP.NET sites 20+ languages supported on.NET 200.NET books already available 190+ integrated add-on tools 764 user groups MSDN ® Academic Alliance

18. .NET Partners

19. Intel And.NET Smart.NET Clients and High Performance Servers Delivering scalability, performance and support for distributed.NET platform architectures IA-32IA-32 Intel Itanium ™ Processor FamilyIntel Itanium ™ Processor Family Intel Personal Client Architecture (PCA)Intel Personal Client Architecture (PCA) Intel Internet Exchange Architecture (IXA)Intel Internet Exchange Architecture (IXA) Intel Solution Services for testing, tuning, optimization and scaling of your.NET applications.NET readiness and training.NET readiness and training.NET architecture, design and integration.NET architecture, design and integration 16 Solution Centers worldwide16 Solution Centers worldwide www.intel.comwww.intel.com Develop rich.NET applications on next generation Intel platforms Early access program for Pentium4 processor familyEarly access program for Pentium4 processor family Early access program for the Intel Itanium ™ processor familyEarly access program for the Intel Itanium ™ processor family VTune™ Performance Analyzer for optimizing.NET applicationsVTune™ Performance Analyzer for optimizing.NET applications www.intel.com/IDSwww.intel.com/IDS

20. Going Mobile Mobile Internet Toolkit.NET Compact Framework Write once, deploy anywhere

21. SAS - Mobile Services Scandinavian Airlines Systems Video Clip (5:53 minutes)

22. Leading The Next Generation XML Web services XML Web services Visual Studio.NET drives the phenomenon Visual Studio.NET drives the phenomenon  XML Web Service development  Windows, Web, and mobile client experiences  RAD Server development Industry momentum around.NET Industry momentum around.NET

23. Visual Studio.NET Comments from Several Companies Video Clip (2:17 minutes)

24. MSDN Academic Alliance THE way to get Visual Studio.NET Visual Studio.NET Academic MSDN Subscriptions For Faculty Academic Edition Faculty tools downloadable from MSDN Academic Alliance web site Academic Edition Faculty tools downloadable from MSDN Academic Alliance web site MSDN Academic Alliance $799 annually For College Academic Department Professional Edition Tools to build applications and XML Web services for Windows and the Web Tools to build applications and XML Web services for Windows and the Web Available on CD Available on CD For Students Make legal copies from master Make legal copies from master Checkout to students Checkout to students Students install on home PCs Students install on home PCs Not For IT Staff Academic Alliance not available for College IT Staff Academic Alliance not available for College IT Staff

25. MSDN Subscriptions Industry Pricing Visual Studio.NET MSDN Subscriptions NEW Professional Tools to build applications and XML Web services for Windows and the Web Tools to build applications and XML Web services for Windows and the Web MSDN Professional $1199 new $899 renewal/upgrade MSDN Enterprise $2199 new $1599 renewal/upgrade MSDN Universal $2799 new $2299 renewal/upgrade Enterprise Developer Enterprise lifecycle tools Enterprise lifecycle tools Team development support Team development support Core.NET Enterprise Servers Core.NET Enterprise Servers Enterprise Architect Software and data modeling Software and data modeling Enterprise templates Enterprise templates Architectural guidance Architectural guidance

27. Questions? Carlotta Eaton nreatoc@nr.edu New River Comm College nreatoc@nr.edu

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