Visual studio 2015 product offerings comparision

VISUAL STUDIO 2015 PRODUCT OFFERINGS COMPARISION WINDOWS

Why not? Microsoft is justified in preparing itself for what seems to be coming: everything cloud. You can easily imagine Access 2013 branching off as a new product. For desktop apps, there is no improvement in a move from 2010 to 2013. Luke, I think that there still is some persistant fear that Microsoft will some day abandon the desktop capabilities of Access. This entry was posted in 64-bit, Application Development, ASP.NET, Microsoft Access 2010, Microsoft Access 2013, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft LightSwitch, Microsoft SharePoint, Microsoft SQL Server, Visual Studio. WeвЂ™ve written a new paper, Comparison of Microsoft Access, LightSwitch and Visual Studio Platforms for Database Developers that summarizes what weвЂ™re seeing and experiencing. Meanwhile, Microsoft Access is also evolving with their latest Access 2013 version offering new web based solutions. A variety of platforms and options are available with benefits and limitations with each. Sometimes the userвЂ™s platform is critical, sometimes, itвЂ™s the data source, and other times itвЂ™s the permissions you have to deploy a solution. Ultimately, itвЂ™s about being able to create solutions that help you and/or your users accomplish their mission. More recently, additional technologies have become significant, so it behooves the Microsoft Access community to be aware of the trends and options.

VISUAL STUDIO 2015 PRODUCT OFFERINGS COMPARISION WINDOWS

Microsoft Access started at the beginning of the Windows revolution 20+ years ago and became the most popular database of all time. As a follow-up, IвЂ™ve created a summary matrix and discussion that highlights the features and limitations of the variety of platforms from Microsoft Access, Visual Studio LightSwitch, and Visual Studio. I gave a presentation introducing Visual Studio LightSwitch and how it could be used for SQL Server applications deployed on a variety of platforms. Last month I spoke at the Portland Access Users Group Conference at Silver Falls State Park.

Visual studio 2015 product offerings comparision