Visual Studio 2015 announced
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Visual Studio 2015 announced
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#2You can now use "extensions" in the community edition and you can create whatever project you want, without installing 3 different versions of Visual Studio.
Which makes Visual Studio actually attractive for a community edition (the express edition is deprecated though - that's a good thing).
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#3You can now use "extensions" in the community edition and you can create whatever project you want, without installing 3 different versions of Visual Studio. Which makes Visual Studio actually attractive for a community edition (the express edition is deprecated though - that's a good thing).
Express isn't depricated
>Visual Studio Express 2015 editions. (Non-enterprise customers are encouraged to check out Visual Studio Community 2015, which is also free and provides a more comprehensive solution)
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#4Has it been released as well ?
(Sorry, non-MSDN subscriber here)
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#5Looks like the prices have been dropped and CodeLens is now available at the Premium level.
I can't wait until I can target builds against CoreCLR.
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#6You can now use "extensions" in the community edition and you can create whatever project you want, without installing 3 different versions of Visual Studio. Which makes Visual Studio actually attractive for a community edition (the express edition is deprecated though - that's a good thing).
Express isn't depricated >Visual Studio Express 2015 editions. (Non-enterprise customers are encouraged to check out Visual Studio Community 2015, which is also free and provides a more comprehensive solution)
That's pretty much the definition of "deprecated".
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#7Has it been released as well ? (Sorry, non-MSDN subscriber here)
It's still in CTP.
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Express isn't depricated >Visual Studio Express 2015 editions. (Non-enterprise customers are encouraged to check out Visual Studio Community 2015, which is also free and provides a more comprehensive solution)
That's pretty much the definition of "deprecated".
It might seem that way... but "non-enterprise" based on the Community Edition's licensing terms is basically just open-source + hobbyist use. Your company becomes 'enterprise' the moment it surpasses $1 million of revenue. Not even revenue from software created, revenue period.
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#9You can now use "extensions" in the community edition and you can create whatever project you want, without installing 3 different versions of Visual Studio. Which makes Visual Studio actually attractive for a community edition (the express edition is deprecated though - that's a good thing).
The Express Edition isn't officially deprecated, but the role in which it makes sense is pretty small. It only makes sense in organizations with more than 5 devs (or enterprise organizations of any size, but those will also probably generally have more than 5 devs) that aren't doing open source work and for some reason don't want to spring for a paid version.
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#10Been hearing a lot about Visual Studio 2015 recently, as far as I am aware it is not even in Beta yet...
I am a .Net developer in a Corporate IT job, so I am exactly in the demographic Microsoft aims for as users (not buyers though). Visual Studio is hands down the best IDE, period.
The pricing is absolutely, absolutely insane.