Microsoft Visual Studio IDE

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A Microsoft Visual Studio IDE is an integrated development environment that is a Microsoft product.

  • Context:
  • Example(s):
    • Visual Studio 97: Released in February 1997, it was the first version of Visual Studio to use the brand name “Visual Studio”. It included Visual Basic 5.0, Visual C++ 5.0, and Visual J++ 1.1.
    • Visual Studio 6.0: Released in June 1998, it was the last version to include Visual J++ and the first version to include Visual InterDev.
    • Visual Studio .NET (2002): Released in February 2002, it was the first version of Visual Studio to use the .NET Framework. It included Visual Basic .NET, Visual C# .NET, and Visual C++ .NET.
    • Visual Studio .NET 2003: Released in April 2003, it was the last version to include Visual J#.
    • Visual Studio 2005: Released in November 2005, it introduced support for Windows Forms designer for C++/CLI and included a new version of C++ optimized for Windows Vista.
    • Visual Studio 2008: Released in November 2007, it introduced support for multi-targeting, LINQ, and WPF designers.
    • Visual Studio 2010: Released in April 2010, it introduced support for parallel programming with Task Parallel Library (TPL) and Parallel LINQ (PLINQ).
    • Visual Studio 2012: Released in September 2012, it introduced support for Windows Store apps and a new version of C++ optimized for Windows 8.
    • Visual Studio 2013: Released in October 2013, it introduced support for Git and added enhancements to debugging and profiling tools.
    • Visual Studio 2015: Released in July 2015, it introduced support for cross-platform development with tools for building Android and iOS apps using C++, JavaScript or .NET languages.
    • Visual Studio 2017: Released in March 2017, it introduced support for .NET Core and Docker containers.
    • Visual Studio 2019: Released in April 2019, it introduced Live Share collaboration feature and AI-assisted code completion.
    • ...
  • Counter-Example(s):
  • See: Web Site, Web App, Visual Studio for Office.


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