Well, its official. Visual Studio 2008 and .NET 3.5 went RTM this morning….
So I will be spending the next wee while moving to the full release. if I can ever get the MSDN site to load. At the moment I have been waiting a couple of minutes for it, and no sign yet… That’s everyone in the UK and probably European development communities hitting the site mercilessly. I know I will be…
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