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Latest updates for Remote Linux Development in Visual Studio: Remote File Explorer, Integrated Terminal, and more…

January 18, 2024 Jan 18, 2024 01/18/24
BERJAYA Sinem Akinci
Visual Studio allows you to target your remote Linux machines so that you can still use Visual Studio’s build and debugging suite for all your remote workflows just like how you would develop locally without having to leave the IDE. To further enhance your ability to develop remotely for C++ from Visual Studio, we have added a new Remote ...
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17.9 Preview 3 brings exciting changes to Code Search

January 17, 2024 Jan 17, 2024 01/17/24
BERJAYA Leah Tran
With the release of 17.9 Preview 3 dropping today, we are bringing some exciting enhancements to the Code Search (also known as All-In-One Search) experience. Since our last update with the search experience, we’ve been hard at work refining the experience and ideating ways to add to the experience. Now, you can search for any word or string...
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Code, Connect & Learn at Visual Studio LIVE! in Las Vegas.

January 10, 2024 Jan 10, 2024 01/10/24
BERJAYA Jim Harrer
As an integral part of our Visual Studio community, we're thrilled to extend a special invitation to Visual Studio LIVE!, from March 3-8, 2024, at the Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino. This event is a hub for developers eager to explore the latest features in the IDE plus additional insights from experts in Visual Studio, Azure, and GitHub...
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2023 – a year of community experiments

January 9, 2024 Jan 9, 2024 01/9/24
BERJAYA Mads Kristensen
As we enter a new year, we wanted to catch you up on several experiments your feedback and participation helped us fine tune over the course of 2023. A community experiment is when we identify features believed to increase user productivity and happiness, and then build and test it with the community of Visual Studio users. These are ...
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Visual Studio Performance Highlights Delivered in 2023

January 8, 2024 Jan 8, 2024 01/8/24
BERJAYA Nayana Srikanth
As we step into 2024, we're taking a moment to look back at the significant performance improvements our team delivered in 2023. Your valuable feedback, active collaboration, and unwavering support have been crucial in enhancing Visual Studio. This past year has been focused on optimizing performance, and we're thrilled to showcase the key ...
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A year of making you more productive using Git in Visual Studio

December 27, 2023 Dec 27, 2023 12/27/23
BERJAYA Jessie Houghton
As we reflect on the past year, it’s clear that the journey of enhancing our Git tooling has been exciting! Our team has been dedicated to increasing GitHub integration, boosting productivity, and addressing valuable feedback from Developer Community. Today, we’re thrilled to share the milestones we’ve achieved and the enhancements that ...
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Size, Alignment, and Memory Layout Insights for C++ Classes, Structs, and Unions

December 19, 2023 Dec 19, 2023 12/19/23
BERJAYA Mryam Girmay
In Visual Studio 2022 version 17.8, we introduced a feature that allows C++ developers to easily view the size and alignment of classes, structs, unions, base types, or Enums. Furthermore, in Visual Studio 2022 version 17.9 Preview 1, we're taking it a step further by providing the capability to visualize the memory layout of your C++ classes...
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Naming Made Easy: AI-Powered Rename Suggestions

December 18, 2023 Dec 18, 2023 12/18/23
BERJAYA Dalia Abo Sheasha
(image) Ever struggled to name a variable, method, or class—finding that perfect balance between expressiveness and conciseness? You're not alone. We've tackled this universal challenge in the latest Visual Studio Preview via our GitHub Copilot Chat extension (subscription required). Introducing: AI-powered rename suggestions. This ...
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Unlocking the Secrets of Managed Memory: Dive into Event Handler Leak Insights!

December 15, 2023 Dec 15, 2023 12/15/23
BERJAYA Massimo Giusti
Event handler leaks have been around for a long time, and they are one of the peskiest issues WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) developers regularly deal with. You might be thinking: What makes event handler leaks so important? Event handler leaks are easy to cause, all it takes is to forget to unsubscribe to an event. Additionally, they ...