As I said it is Beta 2 with a "go-live" license. I don't see the point of this question:) You wouldn't lose anything if you download, install it in a tnon-production machine (or Virtual PC) and start coding today either for real or for learning/testing.
Cetin
>Cetin,
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>Thanks for your inputs. Forgive my ignorance, but is .NET 4.0 in its beta release or production release?
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>Dennis
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I chose C#/F# as my shift ( and not a fall back, it is certainly a "forward" thing ). I don't know Java to make a comparison. Thinking of the environments I have .Net and C# was the best path for me. You would give the decision yourself. Both have all the resources for free to develop and test.
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>Currently you can download .Net framework 4.0, C# 4.0 and MS Visual Studio 2010 beta2 which includes a "go live" license (means it is a good release to develop with today - normal release date is announced as 22 March,2010) for free and toy with it.
