Scott Guthrie carried the good news from the source. If you're like me and can't just wait, head over and download the FREE Express Editions. The Professional version 90-day trial will be released soon. Personally, I am looking forward to Visual Studio's Intellisense native support for Javascrip

Scott Guthrie carried the good news from the source. If you're like me and can't just wait, head over and download the FREE Express Editions. The Professional version 90-day trial will be released soon.

Personally, I am looking forward to Visual Studio's Intellisense native support for Javascript and Ajax. And it has Mult-Targeting support so you can continue developing ASP.NET 2.0 web sites you already have until you upgrade it to .NET 3.5.

I haven't read anything about DLR in this release. Seems they skipped it in this release. And the same goes for MVC support. If you're anxious to write IronPython/IronRuby like me, you will have to download them separately.

Anyways, check out the new features that Scott blogged about and just keep doing what you do best: coding happily ever after;)