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Visual Studio has garnered glowing reviews over the past 12 months, and it's evident why users are enthusiastic about this IDE. Users commend Visual Studio for its user-friendly interface, exceptional code autocomplete features, and robust plugin support. The seamless integration with Git for version control and collaboration capabilities further enhances its ...Read more
Exceptional code autocomplete and intuitive interface in the latest version, enhancing coding experience.
Extensive plugin support and robust branch management capabilities.
Easy to use with a user-friendly interface and helpful extensions.
Powerful IDE with out-of-the-box solutions for different types of development.
Richness of features and customizations can be overwhelming for new users without proper guidance or support.
Limited selection in the Visual Studio Marketplace for additional apps and connectors, limiting advanced functionalities.
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Bhaskar R
11/18/20
Swiss Army Knife
What do you like best? Visual C++ development integrated with cross platform C++ applications , multiple programming languages support C#, F#, JS, Python, R, Fortran besides popular frames works used across the industries with good version control system What do you dislike? R and Python programming languages integrations with visual studio not up to the mark as pycharm ide Recommendations to others considering the product: For any MSVC development it is inevitable to use VS ...
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Rajdeep C
11/15/20
One stop editor for every JavaScript Developer
What do you like best? Tons of useful plugins to ease development. With integrations like Live Server, Live preview, Intellisense and out of the box customization of your workspace makes it stand out with its competitors. What do you dislike? Some plugins inside VS Code are bloated and it takes up much RAM memory which is a downside. Integrations and workspace support for Low level languages are not good. Recommendations to others considering the product: I would recommend VS ...
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Manju C
11/15/20
Visual Studio 2019
What do you like best? I like and use the enhancements to VS 2019. Debug monitoring, unused variables and libraries can be detected,easy debugging and publishing from VS is great. What do you dislike? So far all developments to VS 2019 are good and being used. Sometimes while debugging need to restart debugger to test new changes to .JS and .CSS files. Sometimes I'am able to just refresh screen and continue debugging but most of the times need to restart debugger all the way to see ...
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Tanuja B
11/15/20
Visual studio Coding platform.
What do you like best? It's a very user-friendly platform for coding. The various color themes in the editor make it fun to work with. I really like some of the extensions provided by the visual studio like Browser Preview which makes coding easy and you don't have to go back to your browser window for checking small changes. I also find extensions like beautify and debugger for chrome really helpful. What do you dislike? More features are add-ons to the editor but have made the ...
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Joris T
11/13/20
The best Windows IDE for C++ development
What do you like best? I've now had 20 years of using Visual Studio in its various incarnations, and I still happily use it every day (alongside some additional tools). It has had a consistent interface without too many gigantic changes over that time - though I do recall that I struggled a little when Visual Basic macros were removed in VS2012, and I had to find new solutions for my existing workflows. In the intervening years VS has added in all that functionality as basic built-in ...
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ASIT B
11/13/20
Most serious and awesome IDE on the planet, especially for .NET developers
What do you like best? I like that it offers best IDE features for .NET development, Python , NodeJS development like Intelisense, Server explorer, Solution explorer, github and version control integration and much more. Code formatting and refactorings are great in Visual studio. For .NET developers it offers lot more features like C# interactive, intelicode suggestions, thread management, performance profilers etc. It offers great extensions to improve productivity and a huge community ...
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Johan H
11/12/20
Why use Visual Studio as your IDE
What do you like best? Because keeps getting updates and supports a lot of different programming languages. What do you dislike? Sometimes some packages glitch out and you have to restart Visual studio in order to make them work again. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? I'm developing a lot of solutions for multiple projects and I've realized that Visual studio is one of the more useful IDE's available.
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Guljeet S
11/06/20
Apps created using Visual studio
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Varun S
11/05/20
All in one package
What do you like best? The ability to work in different programming languages under one IDE is the thing i like the best about visual studio What do you dislike? The thing is dislike the most is the heaviness of the software. It takes a lot of time for the software to load and process the data. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? I am solving the problem of having a common compiler to work on different languages. Also the features ...
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Prakhar M
11/04/20
Visual Studio - A total solution
What do you like best? Visual Studio several functionalists which are really great. Some of them are - 1. Ease of finding errors in the debugger and debugging them. 2. Interactive user interface with dark and light theme. 3. There are a lot of external plugins and tools which can be configured in Visual Studio. What do you dislike? The main issue with visual studio is the long start up time. Even after taking a lot of time to start, sometimes the app crash immediately. ...
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