Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 16th Dec 2005 12:49 UTC, submitted by segedunum
"ActiveState has announced the end of engineering support for Visual Perl, Visual Python, and Visual XSLT, effective immediately. The plug-ins will not be updated for Visual Studio 2005, and there will be no further maintenance on the Visual Studio 2003- and 2002-compatible versions. Due to the necessary inclusion of Visual Studio integration code in Visual Perl, Visual Python, and Visual XSLT, the plug-ins will not be open-sourced."
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2005-06-29
VisualPython doesn't have anythong to do with the .NET framework. It's just a way to write Python inside Visual Studio - good for people who need to use VS a lot for other projects, etc.