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Microsoft will offer the second beta of its upcoming Visual Studio 2010 software development platform and the accompanying .Net Framework 4 programming platform on Monday and unveil consolidated packaging options for the toolset.



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Microsoft offering security assistance to developers

Microsoft will offer Version 1.0 of it its Security Development Lifecycle Process Template for Visual Studio Team System, free of charge on MSDN.

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Microsoft delivers beta of Visual Studio 2010

Professional, Suite, and Team Foundation Server components of Visual Studio 2010 will be available to MSDN subscribers on Monday and to the general public on May 20.

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Microsoft refreshes Azure cloud tools

Microsoft unveiled on Wednesday refreshed versions of its Windows Azure software development kit and Azure tools for Visual Studio, which support the planned Windows Azure cloud services platform.

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Visual Studio, Ruby improvements slated

In separate developments, Microsoft Windows platform developers and Ruby application builders both should gain functionality improvements with efforts afoot at Microsoft and the OMG (Object Management Group).

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