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Microsoft to offer Vista, .Net Framework 3.0 guidance
Saturday, July 8th, 2006
Microsoft plans to unveil Project Glidepath, a program to help small ISVs get up to speed on the 
planned Windows Vista operating system and .Net Framework 3.0, according to Microsoft blogs. The project, to be released on July 15, consists of a free Visual Studio 2005 Software Factory add-in providing content, technology, and templates for building applications for Vista and .Net Framework 3.0. Also featured is workflow-based guidance. Content is to be delivered via RSS feeds.
Microsoft has described its Software Factories concept as providing an automated approach to software development that uses visual languages for assembly and configuration of framework-based components. The technology was said to be years away by Microsoft in late-2004. Computerworld | Microsoft to offer Vista, .Net Framework 3.0 guidance
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