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Amit Chopra

Amit Chopra is the release program manager for the Visual Studio for Devices team. He also manages the sustained engineering efforts for eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0 and Visual Studio 2003. He can be contacted at achopra@microsoft.com.

New Device Development Features in Visual Studio 2008

By Amit Chopra

Roughly two years ago, when I was writing an article on 'New Features for Device Developers in Visual Studio 2005' that was published in the August 2005 issue of .NET Developer's Journal, our program management team was already busy shaping the next release of the ...

Jan. 13, 2008 12:00 PM Reads: 5,131

New Device Development Features in Visual Studio 2008

By Amit Chopra

Roughly two years ago, when I was writing an article on 'New Features for Device Developers in Visual Studio 2005' that was published in the August 2005 issues of this magazine, our program management team was already busy shaping the next release of the product, ...

Dec. 25, 2007 07:30 PM Reads: 17,183

The Microsoft Device Emulator

By Amit Chopra

Anyone who develops applications for devices can vouch for the importance of having a powerful emulator that can help accelerate the overall development and debugging process. This articles talks about the new Microsoft Device Emulator and how you can exploit some...

Dec. 20, 2006 08:30 PM Reads: 18,635

Visual Studio 2005 - for Device Developers

By Amit Chopra

Visual Studio 2005 (VS2005) includes a broad spectrum of new and enhanced features targeted at managed and native development for Smart Devices including Windows CE- and Windows Mobile-based Pocket PCs and Smartphones.

May. 11, 2005 09:00 AM Reads: 21,919

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