As reported by Computerworld, Microsoft said that: "an entry-level edition of its Visual Studio tools will remain free and available for use without restrictions for developers." Microsoft also announced "it has worked with partners to create add-ons to Visual Studio Express to lure both young developers that are just learning how to code and hobbyist developers that code for fun at home." (i.e. Lego and eBay).
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MS extends life of Visual Studio freebie
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