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The Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) is an information service from Microsoft for software developers. Some resources are available for free online, while others are available by mail via a subscription.


Depending on subscription level, subscribers receive early editions of Microsoft operating systems or other Microsoft products (Microsoft Office applications, Visual Studio, etc.).


External link

  • MSDN Home Page (http://msdn.microsoft.com/)

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Why Microsoft makes a mistake with the MSDN subscription changes. (5334 words)
I think the real reason behind a lot of the negativity about the new MSDN model is fed by the fact that these developers, myself included, simply want to buy a package from Microsoft which allows them to write software, use sourcecontrol, have unit-tests, use fancy designers and do bugtracking/issue management.
In the past year, Microsoft bombed us with their Team System propaganda and a lot of people were very pleased to see Microsoft made a fully integrated system which did everything: allowed you to architect webservices, test your application with fully integrated test tools, use bugtracking/issue management and much more.
Getting agreement to buy MSDN is still hard but only had to be done once it is included 100% of what I needed to do my job.
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