As technologists, we all love the latest and greatest….but sometimes we’re constrained in our choices by departmental standards and limited resources. In Visual Studio 2010, our primary objective is to make all ASP.NET Web developers more productive…regardless of framework version.If you’re working on an existing ASP.NET application targeting the 2.0, 3.0 or 3.5 framework…you’ll be able to upgrade your solution file to 2010 with just a few clicks. Once upgraded, you’ll be able to take advantage of new IDE features such as support for multiple monitors, refined IntelliSense, and a drastically improved deployment experience.Once you’re ready to upgrade your Web Forms project to ASP.NET 4 you’ll see general improvements such as performance optimizations from new output caching techniques, faster start up times, session state compression, and improved search engine optimization. Additionally, we’ve worked on improving the rendered HTML for key controls…which make referencing rendered HTML from client-side script, easier.<more detail in link below>.Core ASP.NETservices: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/s57a598e(VS.100).aspxWeb Forms also provides enhancements to the default template, including more of the things you already use such as membership services and site mater pages. Let’s see what that looks like.