Microsoft Visual Studio Reviews

The most thing I loved about Visual Studio is its highly customizable interface. It helps very much for personalized and efficient work. The real time intelli sense helps me to increase my coding speed and accuracy and its integrated debugging tools just makes my life easier to find bugs in shorter time as compared to others. Also if I say other things is I loved its integration with git which makes code management effortless. Mostly this works with my low gm ram computer.

It is very hard to find anything that I liked least in this software. Everything is so seamlessly good.

It got good features but it lacks the speed.

Very slow, and not very efficient whether it is for compiling or anything else.

Really easy to code, fun themes, and I love the way it will try to help you complete the lines of code.

The way that it askes you if I want the built-in Editor, and thats fine, but it doesn't help.

- Intuitive and user-friendly interface.
- Excellent debugging tools.
- Comprehensive support for multiple languages.
- Seamless integration with Azure and other Microsoft services.

- Can be resource-intensive on older machines.
- Some features require additional extensions.
- Occasionally slow to start.
- Complex for beginners.

Intigration with multiple platform like github Copilot (which help to write your code fluently),connectivity with multiple databases llike MySQL,PostgreySQL,Multiwindow Function were you can write code more accurately.support multiple languages.

Need to update every now and then for fluetly working otherwise it gets lagged and kick back you

It has really powerful graphical user interface. You can all the details that you want easily. Also debugging and building

It could be great if there can be more features in the marketplace of Visual Studio.

Visual Studio is dynamic and practical to code. It has a lot of configurations and easy integration with other platforms.

Nothing, I love using it. I had no problems while working with it.

The ability to code in many languages and frameworks

The RAM consumption! Consumes an great amount of Ram

Visual studies for developing flowcharts provide a user with an opportunity.

The software lacks integration with other leading flowchart tools.

One of the best Integrated Development Environment as supports coding, designing, debugging, testing and deployment. It supports multi language such as C#, javascript, Typescript etc.

It might be complex for beginner's, need license to run as a professional.

The prompt out of codes when a user is writing a code. It makes work easier.

I haven't yet come across anything about this software that i don't like.

The Visual Studio is an end to end development lifecycle IDE used by most of the developers, there are many functionalities not just writing code but we can debug it aswell.

Microsoft Visual studio is an top rated IDE .Nothing to dislike for me.

The development environment is very complete, intellisense provide several automatisms to improve coding productivity

The product doesn’t have a good graphic/icon editor and some configuration options are very difficult to find

VSC offers best support for multiple languages and is compatible on various platforms and various devices. It has best features like to integrate with GitHub and very flexible and customizable.

It may be difficult for new beginners to use.

Artificial intelligence to help write the code and avoid many errors in the codeExplain the rules for writing code

Writing and display colors and the background of the editor itself

Very useful tool for software development. It supports very wide range of programming languages. Allows various extensions to integrate. with it, allows developer to use it with ease.

Its complexity narrows its usage only to intermediate developers. Beginners may experience some hard level of usage. Sometimes it may causes slowness, because of its wide range of features.

Easy to use autofill option in visual studio

Best interface it make easy for see any options and tools

I love its versatility, you can code free of charge from anywhere and the software is user-friendly as even a beginner can navigate through it easily.

i liked everything about the software and will recommend it.

What I always loved about Visual Studio is it had an IDE for so many different languages and projects like Win32, WPF, Xamarin, Unity, Cordoba plus so much more in one product.
In my opinion, Visual Studio is the best coding software ever due to it's ease of use, and it is affordable to everyone.

It can be sometimes unresponsive or crash, and font rendering could be better. But I guess these are both problems that come with it being an Electron-based app.
Beginners will definitely be intimidated by how hard learning everything is.

It is the best code editor I have ever used. It provides extensions so that we can use it for all the languages and for development also. The integrated feature of vs code with git is amazing to pull or push the repository.

There is nothing that I don't like about Microsoft Visual Studio.

It is feature rich and relatively easy to use. I've found the AWS toolkit for visual studio particularly useful, that along with github integration makes CI/CD a breeze.

It tends to be heavy on system resources, and I probably would not use it outside of the context of programming in C#.