Actually, I’m about 50 hours (I won’t say 2 days :P) late from the launch of Microsoft Visual Studio 2010. I was attending there in CodeProject Tech Summit 2010 for the launch when Bob Muglia gave the keynote speech (Life Runs on Code.)

A bunch of updates has been made to Visual Studio 2010 and .NET 4.0 including new visual designers, new capabilities when running on multi-core processors, less time debugging and code interpretion, integrated version control and bug tracking, and more (read more here.)

Five editions of Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 are available:

	Professional The least in features and the least expensive edition. For individuals to perform basic development tasks. Download Details (Trial Version): Web Installer ISO Version
	Premium For individuals and teams to deliver scalable, high-quality applications. Download Details (Trial Version): Web Installer ISO Version
	Ultimate ALM (Application Lifecycle Management formerly called Team System) tools for teams to ensure quality results, from design to deployment. Download Details (Trial Version): Web Installer ISO Version
	Test Professional Specialized toolset for QA teams to simplify test planning and manual test execution. Download Details (Trial Version): Web Installer ISO Version
	Team Foundation Server Automates and streamlines the software delivery process for all team members. Download Details (Trial Version): ISO Version
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