Experimenting with the rtm stuff (update)

Published 8 November 5 11:14 AM | Ramon Smits
Now that the RTM versions are released all developers are really looking into it's new features. I ofcourse already experimented with the language features but I didn't really build usefull applications. That will change ASAP if someone would ask me for my opinion (which I doubt...).

So what kind of stuff are interesting to do? I currently want to port my continous integrations environment from

  mono/.net1.1 + nant + cc.net + svn

to

  .net 2.0 + msbuild + cc.net + svn

So any people that already configured such an environment?

So I hope that it won't be that hard to port. This way I get to know msbuild a bit because thats something I didn't really look into yet. The same for sql2005 which has enough new features to be busy for hours the couple of weeks.

Update:
I just read that TestDriven.NET has a new version with RTM support and that the new version also works with the express editions. This is really excellent news when you only want to use free tooling to keep costs down. Not only TDD but DotNetNuke (DNN) is now also available in a version that can be used with 2.0 RTM. I feel I will be quite busy tonight installing the new bits.