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.NET Framework Source Code Release

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I am very excited about making the source code to the .NET Framework publicly available.    I think this will allow developers to debug into the .NET Framework source to help their understanding of the platform.    Imagine trying to fix a view state issue and being able to literally step into the framework source code and see what is actually going on. 

While I know many folks have been using .NET Reflector for this purpose, I think the debugging support from within Visual Studio 2008 is really a great addition... Plus it gives Lutz more time to work on other features ;-)

 Scott has an excellent walk through and integration works and Scott Hanselman and Shawn Burke  recently recorder this Podcast.

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  • Anonymous
    October 03, 2007
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  • Anonymous
    October 03, 2007
    I am very excited about making the source code to the .NET Framework publicly available . I think this

  • Anonymous
    October 03, 2007
    This is brilliant news...Coming from an MFC background many moons ago, being able to step into "system" code was the one thing I really missed. Cheers Lee

  • Anonymous
    October 04, 2007
    Good move. Just like in the old MFC days. .NET is going to enter in whole new era.

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    October 05, 2007
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