在 Visual Studio 上进行 ASP.NET 开发需要使用什么版本的 Windows 7
我即将同时升级我的电脑和操作系统。鉴于我想使用 Visual Studio 进行一些 ASP.NET 开发,我想知道要预安装哪个版本的 Windows 7。
具体来说:
- 所有版本的 Windows 7 都会运行 IIS 服务器吗?适合ASP.NET开发吗?
- 都适合运行 SQL Server 等吗?
- Windows 7 运行旧版本的 Visual Studio(即 2003 和 2005 版本)是否会出现任何问题?
我还需要考虑其他事情吗? 我可能会选择 32 位版本的 Windows 7。
提前致谢,
Bazza
I am about to upgrade my pc, and operating system at the same time. I was wondering what version of Windows 7 to get pre-installed, given that I want to do some ASP.NET development using Visual Studio.
Specifically :
- Will all versions of Windows 7 run an IIS server & be suitable for ASP.NET development ?
- Are all good for running SQL Server etc ?
- Will Windows 7 have any probs running old versions of Visual Studio (Ie. 2003 & 2005 versions).
Are there any other things I need to consider ?
I'm probably going for the 32 bit version of Windows 7.
Thanks in advance,
Bazza
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我建议您使用 64 位版本:在当今时代,确实没有理由运行 32 位操作系统(除非您有一些没有 64 位驱动程序的深奥硬件,但这种情况非常罕见:特别是在 Windows 7 上)。
我认为 IIS 7.5 包含在 Home Premium 中,但我认为 Professional SKU 可能是最好的性价比版本。无论如何,您实际上并不需要 IIS 来进行 ASP.NET 工作,Visual Studio 附带的开发服务器通常是最佳选择(它不需要管理员权限来调试)。
除此之外,它们都可以很好地运行 SQL Server,而且我认为旧版本的 Visual Studio 也没有理由无法运行(UAC 可能存在问题,但对于日常使用来说没有什么太大的问题) 。
I would suggest you get the 64-bit version: there's really no reason to be running a 32-bit operating system in this day and age (unless you have some esoteric hardware that doesn't have 64-bit drivers, but that's exeedingly rare: especially on Windows 7).
I think IIS 7.5 is included in Home Premium, but I think the Professional SKU is probably the best bang-for-buck version. You don't actually need IIS for ASP.NET work anyway, the development server that's included with Visual Studio is usually the best option anyway (it doesn't require Administrator privileges to debug).
Other than that, they'll all run SQL Server fine, and I see no reason why older versions of Visual Studio won't run, either (there may be issues with UAC, but nothing too dramatic for day-to-day use).