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I've used VS2005 and VS2008 extensively, and always enjoyed working with them, especially VS2008. I haven't used VS2010 much (read: at all) but am looking forw
by phsr 16y ago
I've used VS2005 and VS2008 extensively, and always enjoyed working with them, especially VS2008. I haven't used VS2010 much (read: at all) but am looking forward to using it.
- kenjackson 16y agoVS2010 is IMO a far superior IDE to VS2008. Especially if you're doing WPF or Silverlight. The browser, project system, and designer is just way faster. Which is pretty surprising because the Beta for VS2010 was horribly slow. My main ask is to get Xaml in better shape. I know that the dynamic language crowd will love Xaml, because 99% of all errors are runtime exceptions, but that's just a freaking drag on my productivity - especially since I think they can do static analysis to statically find probably 75% of the issues at compile time.