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This might become the one reason for using Visual Studio in AddOn-development. Those of you who played around with the Whidbey-Beta will know what I mean. | This might become the one reason for using Visual Studio in AddOn-development. Those of you who played around with the Whidbey-Beta will know what I mean. | ||
The XML editor included in .NET 2003 is okay, but really nothing special. It has basic XSD support and stuff, but it really won't stand a chance against tools like [http://www.altova.com/products_ide.html XMLspy]. However, with the upcoming release of version 2005 things will change. The whole XML-Editor was rewritten in the new version and can now easily compete with most XML-Editors out there, free and commercial. So anyone who is already planning to buy Whidbey once it's released will greatly appreciate it's XML-capabilities for WoW-scripting. | The XML editor included in .NET 2003 is okay, but really nothing special. It has basic XSD support and stuff, but it really won't stand a chance against tools like [http://www.altova.com/products_ide.html XMLspy]. However, with the upcoming release of version 2005 (which almost certainly won't ship until 2006, as is the way with most MS programs) things will change. The whole XML-Editor was rewritten in the new version and can now easily compete with most XML-Editors out there, free and commercial. So anyone who is already planning to buy Whidbey once it's released will greatly appreciate it's XML-capabilities for WoW-scripting. | ||
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