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Version Reviewing: 2017
"Probably the most flexible IDE out there for now."
Summary:
Visual Studio 2017 requires a different focus for installation than most previous versions of this tool. There is no ISO you can download to install, for example, with every installation having to be kicked off with a web downloader that then bootstraps the rest of the installation either from the Internet or from a local administrative shared network location. The upside of this is that because the tool is so flexible and has so many different parts, the previous installations and updates were huge and took a very long time to run, during which time VS was not really usable. The new system allows each developer to only install the stuff they are actually going to use and this makes the installation process quicker, the update process less intrusive and the whole system run a bit faster and easier.
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Version Reviewing: 2017
"Best IDE for Windows development"
Summary:
While initially Visual Studio had lagged in usability behind the Delphi IDE, recent versions are as usable as anything you could find for general-purpose Windows development using either .Net languages or Visual C++. There are also options for doing cross-platform development for Android and iOS or for writing Python code, but since I mostly work in .Net I am more familiar with that. Out of the box IDE (especially in higher SKUs) provides sufficient assistance for writing code, but the best part of VS is a vibrant ecosystem of extensions available for Visual Studio.
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Version Reviewing: 5.0
"More visual tools to use"
Summary:
The 5.0 version has more visual tool to use when programming.
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Version Reviewing: 2015
"An IDE that holds a place in Software Development tools that can create a better tommorrow."
Summary:
Understanding the range of different languages and APIs available brings things such as universal programs running on all platforms from PCs (Windows and Mac OS) to Smartphones (Android, Windows, and IPhone). With other development made possible for web, and cloud. The only flaw I can see is with documentation on what classes are available with the .NET Framework versions such as the timing class.
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"The best"
Summary:
The best IDE in the world
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Version Reviewing: 2015
"Best IDE ever"
Summary:
This is all in one tool. You don't need to go anywhere else after using this. Excellent detailed debugger, Tool for Code coverage & performance monitoring, Intelli-sense, multiple languages supported and third party extensions.
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Version Reviewing: 2015
"Awesomeeee"
Summary:
Great tool to build windows and web apps
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Version Reviewing: 5.0
"Nice tool make the things easier"
Summary:
Visual studio was an excellent tools making the day to day tasks easier and embedding new functionalities in a single place to make easier for the user.
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Version Reviewing: 15
"Promising"
Summary:
Thanks need development As to be more fast
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Version Reviewing: 2015
"Visual Studio is the most powerful IDE"
Summary:
I have used other IDEs (Eclispe, IntelliJ IDEA, MonoDevelop, FlashDevelop...) but none of them is as powerful and full of features as Visual Studio. If the only feature it had was to drag and drop the current line pointer during debug it would be light years ahead of it's counterparts...but it has may more useful features that other IDEs pale in comparison...and there is a FREE version! The only drawback is that it works only on Windows, but there is a version with less features that works from the web and on other OSes.
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Microsoft is trying hard to have VS work for many other non-MS technologies. Have you nothing to say about those? – Dragolion
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public class Demo { public void method1() { synchronized (String.class) { System.out.println("on String.class object"); synchronized (Integer.class) { System.out.println("on Integer.class object"); } } }
Programming Language: Java