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I downloaded and installed VS2012 a few months ago, but I saw no reason to use that over VS2010. However, I downloaded 2013 two weeks ago, and now it is my fav
by Chromozon 13y ago
I downloaded and installed VS2012 a few months ago, but I saw no reason to use that over VS2010. However, I downloaded 2013 two weeks ago, and now it is my favorite version. I'm thinking about uninstalling 2012, and I haven't used 2010 since installing 2013. Why? 2013 adds some really nice improvements: cursor position, line changes, and breakpoints are shown on the scroll bar; peek definition; Intellisense seems better; predictive typing everywhere. Having all these improvements out of the box without having to download third party addons is a nice touch. Microsoft should have had all these features a long time ago, but it's good that they are finally here.
- ScottWhigham 13y agoI did the same with VS2010 and VS2012. The problem for me is that I'd have to buy MSDN all over again just to get VS2013. The features just aren't enough to plunk $1000+ down. I like it but, for single person devs like me, the cost is just too damn high.