This document summarizes the new features and improvements in Visual Studio 2010 SP1, including improved debugging capabilities, support for new technologies like Silverlight 4 and HTML5, and tools to improve developer productivity. It also outlines upcoming pre-release technologies like Visual Studio LightSwitch Beta 2 and ASP.NET MVC 3. A timeline is provided showing the release dates of Visual Studio 2010 RTM, SP1, and related feature packs.

1. Chalermvong VijitpiyakulDeveloper Technical Specialist, Microsoft Most Valuable Professional - Visual Studio ALM Visual Studio 2010 RTM to SP1

2. Timeline.Net 4 TrainingKitLoad Feature PackLSb2TFS Power ToolsPower ToolsFPFP2April 2010March 2011SP1MVC 3IIS 7.5 ExpressRTM

3. Test Manager 2010UML ModelingManual TestingLayer DiagramLoad TestingWeb TestingTest Case ManagementIntelliTrace™Architecture ExplorerLogical Class DesignerCloud DevelopmentOffice DevelopmentWindows DevelopmentNew WPF EditorCustomizable IDEMulti-core DevelopmentSilverlight ToolsWeb DevelopmentSharePoint DevelopmentGenerate from UsageStatic Code AnalysisDatabase DeploymentCode MetricsDatabase Unit TestingTest Data GenerationTest Impact AnalysisUI Test AutomationCode CoveragePerformance ProfilingDatabase Change MgmtFast Forward for Manual Testing

4. Team Foundation ServerReportingTeam PortalTest Case ManagementBranch VisualizationVersion ControlBuild AutomationGated Check-inAgile Planning ToolsWeb Access

5. Visualization and Modeling Feature PackGenerate code for UML class diagrams.Create UML class diagrams from code.

6. Feature Pack 2Playback tests using the Mozilla Firefox browser supported version 3.5 and 3.6.Edit coded UI tests using the Coded UI Test Editor. Easier modify your coded UI tests, view, edit test methods, UI actions and associated controls in the UI control map.You can create coded UI tests or action recordings for Silverlight 4 applications. Action recordings enable you to fast forward through steps in a manual test.Demo

7. IIS 7.5 Express not require an administrator account to run/debug applicationsSmall but full IIS feature set – e.g. SSL, URL Rewrite, Media Support, and all other IIS 7.x modulesSSLEnableDownload http://bit.ly/iis75exprDemo

8. Help Viewer 1.1To support developer productivity, a stand-alone application for viewing locally is installed in Visual Studio 2010 SP1. The following technology improvements are added in the new local Help viewer:Quick access menu bar icons: Quickly access other high-usage technology improvements or tools. This includes Help Library Manager, Print, Options, and Synchronize topic to table of contents (TOC)Search locally installed contentSearch for matching strings within topic

10. Visual Studio 2010 SP1Silverlight 4 is included in Visual Studio 2010 SP1.with OOB and debugging capabilities.Performance Wizard for SilverlightVisual Studio 2010 SP1 enables you to tune the Silverlight application performance by profiling the codethat help you can better determine which parts of the application consume time.IntelliTrace for 64-bit and SharePointVisual Studio 2010 SP1 enables the IntelliTrace debugging technology on 64-bit solutions and for Microsoft SharePoint farm solutions.

11. Silverlight 4 Project

12. Visual Studio 2010 SP1IIS 7.5 Express supportVisual Studio 2010 SP1 enables you to use the Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.5 Express as the local hosting server for the website and Web Application Projects. **Note : IIS 7.5 Express must download it separately.SQL Server CE 4 supportSQL Server Compact 4.0 SDF files enable for web projects. Additionally, ASP.NET Web Forms in a SQL data source control.http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2011/01/11/vs-2010-sp1-and-sql-ce.aspx

13. Visual Studio 2010 SP1HTML5 and CSS3 supportPreliminary support is added for HTML5 to the HTML editor so that you can obtain IntelliSense and validation for HTML elements and attributes. (**not entire HTML5).Performance Improvements for Large Models in EF4working with large EDM models. A large model (500 tables) can now be reverse-engineered within seconds.

14. Visual Studio 2010 SP1Fix for Windows XP usersSP1 will turn off hardware graphics acceleration only in Visual Studio 2010, that cause crashing behavior.Visual Basic Runtime embeddingA new Visual Basic compiler feature is added that enables Visual Basic developers to target their applications and libraries at platforms where the full Visual Basic Runtime is unavailable. Windows Phone Developer ToolsThe deployment of XAP files over 64 MB may fail for testing and debugging on physical telephone devices.

15. Visual Studio 2010 SP1WPF XAML Editor/DesignerGo To value definition, navigate directly from controls on a page to the styles that are applied to the controls. Quickly know "why that button on your application is red.“Style IntelliSense, IntelliSense for properties and their values in a style, easier modify styles in XAML. Data source selector,easily select and modify the data source information directly from the design surface.Advanced grid commands, easily add, remove, and reorder grid rows and columns.Thickness EditorSample bindings data at design time

16. TFS Power toolsBackup/Restore ToolsBackup and restore process become simplify steps through Wizard and less administration skill sets.Demo

17. Upcoming TechnologyVisual Studio LightSwitch Beta 2Visual Studio LightSwitch offers a simple way to develop line of business applications for the desktop and cloud.ASP.NET MVC 3Framework for building scalable, standards-based web applications using well-established design patterns and the power of ASP.NETVisual Studio Async*currently in CTP (not yet working with SP1)Framework that helps you develop asynchronous programming with less modified coding.

18. ResourcesVS2010 SP1 TrainingKitmarch 2011with Silverlight 4, Windows Azurehttp://bit.ly/vs2010sp1tkGeneral Update for .NET 4 in SP1http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2468871Visual Studio 2010 SP1 Full detailshttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/983509

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