Tuesday, May 13, 2008 by Niels Hartvig

Great news for umbracians without MSDN subscriptions. With SP1 for Visual Studio, the free edition for web development called Visual Web Developer Express will get support for Web Application Projects.

This means full support for all the .NET features that umbraco can consume - for free. So finally joys like ActionHandlers, XSLT Extensions and Custom/User Controls can become for everyone which is really, really fantastic news.

There's already a beta of SP1 out there for any daring takers. Kudos to Microsoft for releasing this!

4 comment(s) for “Visual Web Developer gets WAP support”

  1. Simon Justesen Says:

    Great move by Microsoft. Class Library support is also included now.

  2. Tim Geyssens Says:

    Great news !

  3. freetard Says:

    __free__ as in only runs on non-free windows.

    would be a million * nicer... and __free__.er() if we could use mono... wink wink... nudge nudge... hint hint...

  4. Peter Gregory Says:

    Well done MS.

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