.NET (Core and Framework)

Pascal Ganaye wrote:

.NET framework 4 client requires Windows XP SP2, am I going to alienate my prospective client if I requires that too?

shingouki2002 wrote:

at least in the realm of visual appearance

Mehdi Gholam wrote:

What I'm trying to say is do you get any performance benefits by implementing specific portions of your application in managed c++ when the need for that extra oomph is needed?

dayakar_dn wrote:

can any one tell what might be the exact problem?...

source : TFSShellExt

TFS Shell Extention event:\n Failed to create COM provider for notification event

TFS Shell Extension event:\n Failed to start COMProvider while updating workspaces.

TFS Shell Extension event:\n More than 5 failed calls to com provider.

dayakar_dn wrote:

kindly share your inputs on this error..

sc steinhayse wrote:

When I open my visual studio.net 2010 ide, and select help and about micorsoft, and click on about microsoft, I see   the following:
microsoft framework level 4.0.30319 RTMrel.

sc steinhayse wrote:

However when I open an existing web forms C# solution file and   select properties and then select settings, I see   the following
 
target framework is .NET framework 3.5.

sc steinhayse wrote:

Thus my   question is shouldn't I be working with the .net framework 4.0 since   I am working   with visual studio.net   2010?

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