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> I feel MS has really dropped the ball with VS. This has been the case for C++ for a while now. Every version of VS has gotten worse since, IDK, 2006 or somet
by yoklov 11y ago
> I feel MS has really dropped the ball with VS.
This has been the case for C++ for a while now. Every version of VS has gotten worse since, IDK, 2006 or something (and that's ignoring how long it takes them to finish new versions of the language). I had a suspicion that they had moved their A team over to work on C#, but hearing this... maybe they're just getting worse.
- alkonaut 11y agoFor C# at least every version is at least better than the previous. 2015 was the big Roslyn makeover so I suppose I can accept a few more regressions than usual. But feature-wise, each version has had at least one killer feature that made the previous seem dated on day 1. Examples: edit-and-continue, or lambdas in watches.
- louthy 11y agoYeah like when they removed macros /sarcasm Sarcasm notwithstanding, that was a terrible decision that still annoys me almost daily when I want to automate a repetitive task in the text-editor.