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Free for some in some cases, depending on the number of users in your organization, the number of computers and some other things. They got rid of the actually
by ptx 5y ago
Free for some in some cases, depending on the number of users in your organization, the number of computers and some other things. They got rid of the actually free but less complete version (Express).
- NicoJuicy 5y agoYou can use community for a commercial project as a developer. I would be hesitant to join a company that isn't even willing to pay for vs professional.
- phillipcarter 5y agoYeah, >250 developers or >1mill revenue and _not_ being willing to pay for developer tools would be an enormous red flag :)
- ptx 5y agoWhat about 1 developer and >250 computers in a different part of the organization? The VS Community license doesn't permit this case. The discontinued VS Express did.
- dragonwriter 5y ago> Yeah, >250 developers or >1mill revenue and _not_ being willing to pay for developer tools would be an enormous red flag :) The cutoff for Community is >5 VS Community users (not developers, either, as VS is also intended for testers, etc.), not 250, or >250 PCs in the org (not “developers” or “using VS Community”, just PCs existing in the org.)