It does. It is essentially VS Pro but with a change to the license to disallow use in the enterprise. There are no built in restrictions though so it is possibl

It does. It is essentially VS Pro but with a change to the license to disallow use in the enterprise. There are no built in restrictions though so it is possible to make anything you want with it but doing so in the enterprise would be against the license agreement. One thing to note is that the Community edition does require registration within 30 days to continue using it in the same way VS Express does. What this means for the express versions I do not know, I suspect they will not be around for VS 2015.