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I've been using Visual Studio since it was called Visual C++. VS 2013 is one of, if not the buggiest versions I have used. The only responses I seem to see ar
by snarfy 12y ago
I've been using Visual Studio since it was called Visual C++. VS 2013 is one of, if not the buggiest versions I have used. The only responses I seem to see are "It'll be fixed with Roslyn, just wait!"
I'm curious as to what has shifted inside Microsoft. Part of me believes I'm seeing the work of new devs as the old devs have left. Another part believes this is the result of agile taking over. I liked my visual studio with waterfall releases. At least it worked without constant hangs, locks, and crashes.
- internetisthesh 12y agoInteresting, I use VS2013 with C++ and C# all days and rarely have any issues. In my team with 10 devs the only guy who run into problems often is the one who installs all extensions he can find (his VS looks like my mothers IE with all the toolbars). Compared to how often VS6 crashed for me in the late 90s and how buggy VS2003 was, VS2013 feels pretty solid to me. Guess we are not using it in the same way or for the same things.
- teh_klev 12y agoI agree, 2013 is pretty solid and feels a lot snappier compared to 2012 and 2010 (I have all three installed).