Differences Between SQL Server 2008 and SQL Server 2008 R2 from a developer's POV
I am setting up my development machine and I am wondering if I should install SQL Server 2008 R2 (for Developers) or SQL Server 2008 (for Developers) on my machine.

All of the databases that I work with are on SQL Server 2008 (not the R2).  So I am torn.  Should install what I am currently using?  or should I be a bit forward looking and use the R2 version?

Will the client tools from the R2 install connect ok to the non R2 servers?

I guess in general what I want to know is what are the differences between R2 and non-R2 from a developer's point of view? (I don't really care about back end stuff too much.)

Differences Between SQL Server 2008 and SQL Server 2008 R2 from a developer's POV
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I am setting up my development machine and I am wondering if I should install SQL Server 2008 R2 (for Developers) or SQL Server 2008 (for Developers) on my machine.

All of the databases that I work with are on SQL Server 2008 (not the R2).  So I am torn.  Should install what I am currently using?  or should I be a bit forward looking and use the R2 version?

Will the client tools from the R2 install connect ok to the non R2 servers?

I guess in general what I want to know is what are the differences between R2 and non-R2 from a developer's point of view? (I don't really care about back end stuff too much.)
