Back in 2003, Microsoft had a plan to attract Web site developers to the Microsoft platform called WebMatrix. On July 7, 2010, Microsoft brought back that discontinued effort.
Microsoft is making available for download a first beta of the new WebMatrix. The plan — if feedback is positive — is to release the final version before the end of this calendar year.
Like the original WebMatrix, it’s a light-weight Web development tool, with accompanying samples and documentation, in its own right. The new WebMatrix also integrates with Microsoft’s open-source Web Gallery, plus a reference tool for finding potential hosting partners for sites.
WebMatrix is a 15 MB download (50 MB for those who don’t already have .Net 4 installed). It can be installed side-by-side with Visual Studio 2010 and/or Visual Web Developer 2010 Express.
The goal of WebMatrix is: “to make it really easy to get started with web development.”
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1 comments:
nice share bro.... :)will "Windows live writer" have integration with it... ???
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