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This killer page from Microsoft Research describes how to create central developer server running Windows Server 2003 and Visual Studio .NET 2003 that allows multi-user access for developers from network workstations. Users share access to the programming tools and they can write, compile, test, debug, and run .NET programs and ASP.NET based XML Web services. Since only the development server is installed with the Visual Studio .NET software tools and host web server, deployment is quick and administrative overhead is kept to a minimum.