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I loved VS, having used it since it was MSVC. The UX of VS2013 was the tipping point for me. And they removed macros. Dropped setup projects with no real upgra
by jenscow 8y ago
I loved VS, having used it since it was MSVC.
The UX of VS2013 was the tipping point for me. And they removed macros. Dropped setup projects with no real upgrade path. The direction it moves is what benefits Microsoft.
And the cost has become unjustifiable, now that it's no longer a "must have".
Without ReSharper (which just adds to the bloat), it's primitive (but improving).
The debugger, however, has always been the best I've used.