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ActiveWin.com: Microsoft Visual Studio .NET Integrated Developer Environment (IDE) - Review | |
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| Time: 01:00 EST/06:00 GMT | News Source: ActiveWin.com | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
Roy has just posted his long awaited review of the Visual Studio .NET IDE. Here is an excerpt: When I first decided to write a review of Visual Studio .NET, I thought it would be simple and straight forward. I mean, it was not a review on the .NET initiative, but of the Visual Studio IDE itself, and all integrated development environments are pretty much the same. You have an editor to write the code in, a way to compile your application with a single command, and most have nice debugging features built into the system. However, the Visual Studio .NET IDE has left me feeling a bit overwhelmed by the vast number of features and options that are available without making it complicated to use. | ||
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