Differences between NWDS 7.0 & NWDS-CE 7.1

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I'm going to create a presentation about the difference & changes between "NetWeaver Development Studio 7.0" and "NetWeaver Development Studio 7.1 Composition Environment" to demonstrate them to my work colleages.
Are there any compact resources about this topic on the site, e.g. a list of changes?
Any help appreciated
Regards
Michael

Hello
Thanks for your reply.
I already found this page but it does not list all the differences I experience when using the IDE.
For example I realized that in NWDS 7.0 you have 4 items to add to your view-context. In NWDSCE 7.1 I can see only 2 items (attribute + node). Other examples: There's no "Diagram view" in NWDSCE7.1; no "Implementation" tab; I haven't seen a "Metamodel"-Tab in NWDSCE 7.1...
I'd like to have an overview about these type of changes which - I think - directly address a WD-developer, especially someone who thinks about switching from one version to the other.
So if anyone has any more resources I'd be glad to hear about it.
Anyway, thanks so far
Regards
Michael

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