Microsoft Visual Studio

Pros

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.

Cons

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

Pros

Visual Studio Code's coolest feature, in my opinion, is that you can write code in lots of different programming languages. It's like having one tool that can do it all. Whether you're working on a website in HTML, a game in Python, or an app in JavaScript, VS Code has you covered. You don't have to switch between different programs, which can be a pain. It's like having a Swiss Army knife for coding – super handy and saves you time! Plus, you can add extra tools to VS Code to make it even better for each language you use. It's like having a personalized coding helper right at your fingertips. That's what makes VS Code so awesome!

Cons

Integrate built-in testing with analytics in VS Code for smarter development and data-driven marketing decisions.

Pros

It's great to use when implementing coding.

Cons

I don't care for the time it takes to download to a new system.

Pros

It's simplicity and ease to use, also the interface is very friendly. As well is quite easy to install extensions and manage them, so you can really uninstall them, disable them for a while or pretty much unistall.

Cons

There is really not much cons about the software, it's pretty straightforward in terms of it's installation, where it gets kinda messy might be when you install compilers, or stuff like that sometimes those installations might mess up the function of the program.

Pros

What I like the most about Microsoft Visual Studio is its support for multiple programming languages, and there are a bunch of extensions that are so helpful, such as Prettier, Live Server and Emmet..

Cons

Honestly, there is nothing I don't like about VS Code. I would suggest making the user interface even more creative and providing a wider selection of themes to choose from.

Pros

that it has a very intuitive, user friendly dashboard

Cons

that it doesn't have any dedicated IDE for special languages, for example Ruby on Rails

Pros

Feature rich IDE with a lot of extensions

Cons

Performance, especially with a lot of extensions

Pros

I use it as my default IDE For editing code in python .It has options to download extensions example the python extension can be downloaded which helps in auto completing the code as well as for highlighting syntax errors.Any extension can be easily downloaded

Cons

After a new extension is installed you need to restart the code file for the extensions to take effect in the file which is extra effort

Pros

Its a great integrated development environment that supports code development and review in almost all coding languages that I use such as python, Javascript and vbscript .
The debug console displays all errors encountered on execution of the code which is very useful in fixing errors

Cons

It just takes some time to get used to the interface for first time users

Pros

I like the most about Microsoft Visual Studio is its large size of community whenever I get into any trouble I can easily find different solution. It offers to add as much extensions as I want to work smoothly on my project.

Cons

I noticed it takes a while to get load which is not a pleasure thing in my view also it uses a large junk of my memory and CPU which cause slower down the rest of the computer.

Pros

As a software developer, I've had the privilege of using Microsoft Visual Studio extensively, and I can confidently say that it stands as a cornerstone in the world of integrated development environments (IDEs). Visual Studio isn't just a tool; it's a robust ecosystem that empowers developers to bring their ideas to life with unparalleled efficiency and precision.

One of the standout features of Visual Studio is its versatility. Whether you're building a web application, a mobile app, a desktop software, or even diving into cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence and cloud computing, Visual Studio provides the tools and resources you need to succeed. With support for multiple programming languages, frameworks, and platforms, it's a one-stop solution for developers working on diverse projects.
One of the features I appreciate most is the robust debugging capabilities offered by Visual Studio. The debugger is a powerful tool that allows developers to identify and resolve issues efficiently, with features like breakpoints, watch windows, and real-time variable inspection making the debugging process smooth and effective.

Cons

Microsoft Visual studio can be lettle bit hard to understand and use for beginners and need an assistance from a pro but You will get it in no time.

Pros

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

Cons

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

Pros

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.

Cons

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

Pros

Microsoft VS code provides varoius tools that Serve to developers across many platforms and languages. Here are some aspects that many developers appreciate
Cross-Platform Development
Community and Support
Rich Feature Set
Extensibility

Cons

there are free versions available like Visual Studio Community some features are only available in paid editions such as Visual Studio Professional and Visual Studio Enterprise, which may costly for single developers or small teams.

Pros

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

Cons

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

Pros

If you are writing anything in C# it has a good ecosystem.

Cons

It does not have the best ai plug ins or if it does they do not work as well as on VS code.

Pros

When it works it works well, it does have some versioning issues which make references not too great, Asp.net needs all of its bugs fixed like the non synced code behind bug.

Cons

its a resource hog, the documentation is hard to navigate and is confusing

Pros

I used Microsoft Visual Studio for 6 months every single day for an application backend project. In my opinion, is one of the most versatile tools on the market because it really eased the development of my application. Let's start with the essentials. First, The standard tools, such as Git and DevOps, work fine. Second, the debugging tool is everything you can ask for and there is plenty of information in online forums about doubts, issues and bugs that might appear. Third, the user is able to create a wide set of projects in different coding languages (C#,Python, VB.Net). And finally, in my personal opinion, the most amazing tool embedded in Visual Studio was the AI model which writes code for you. It saves you a lot of time and helps you to improve your coding practices.

Cons

Updating Visual Studio libraries became part of my daily routine due to compatibility issues. I had to be constantly updating everything in order to avoid bugs from appearing in my project. Also, be aware that Visual Studio is a powerful tool and therefore you need time to master it. I advise you to ask someone with experience to support you if you want to get into the real deal. Once you master it, believe me you will have a good time

Pros

UI is best, easy to use. You can find many extensions which you can integrate in VS which is useful.

Cons

I am using it more than 6 years, but I don't see any cons till now.

Pros

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

Cons

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

Pros

It's very lightweight compared to most IDEs and enables users to setup different plugins or extensions to help a user work quicker and better.

Cons

Too many extensions that are doing the same thing and not quite vetted properly.

Pros

Easy to use autofill option in visual studio

Cons

Best interface it make easy for see any options and tools

Pros

Like all Microsoft-funded projects, this ODE boasts a whole list of convenience features with developers in mind.

Cons

Admittedly slightly bias, I have grown to prefer writing software on other OS systems besides Windows. I believe VS has a version for Mac, but as a Linux developer, that doesn’t help me either.

Pros

Through the various plug-ins it is useful both for the developer and for those who have to create infrastructures, especially in the cloud. Ideal for having a single tool if you use the "you build it, you run it" methodology.

Cons

Software debugging should offer more functionality.

Pros

Great debugging support, allows you to step through issues until you find the bug.

Cons

A resource hog, very slow startup. The first thing I do when starting visual studio is search for a project name, that I would have loaded within the last week. It takes ages (1 Min+) to find it, even if it is literally the 10th item on the list.

Pros

Visual Studio is excellent for debugging a wide variety of programming languages, C# in particular is supported very well with an assortment of useful tools.

Cons

I wish that some of the UI visual debugging tools were a bit more optimized, particularly for working with WPF. JavaScript can also a bit annoying to work with.

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Reasons for Switching to Microsoft Visual Studio

Pros

Microsoft Visual Studio helped me a lot in my learning of programming languages in terms of the ease of creating my projects on it.

Cons

What I didn't like about Microsoft Visual Studio is that before I used it, it sent you signals that it was difficult to use and deal with.

Pros

The thing I like most in visual studio code is that it provides a good environment for coding in all languages C++, java, TypeScript etc. It also provides live server to see your webpage while you create it.

Cons

The thing I like least is that Visual studio is highly dependent on extensions to support languages and many features, some of these extensions are buggy which sometimes cause problems.

Pros

Visual Studio has a nice modern UI with a wide set of tools and plugins.

Cons

Visual Studio has huge performance issues when working with large projects.

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Reasons for Switching to Microsoft Visual Studio

Pros

Integrated Development Environment (IDE) Features: Users often appreciate the comprehensive set of features Visual Studio offers, such as intelligent code completion (IntelliSense), debugging tools, and built-in Git support, which streamline the development process.
2.Extensibility: The ability to add extensions and customize the IDE according to individual needs is highly valued. There are thousands of extensions available for various programming tasks and languages.
3.Support for Multiple Programming Languages and Platforms: Visual Studio supports a wide range of programming languages (e.g., C#, VB.NET, C++, JavaScript) and platforms (e.g., Windows, mobile, web), making it a versatile tool for developers working across different types of projects.
4.Powerful Debugging Tools: The advanced debugging features, including the ability to inspect variables, set breakpoints, and view the call stack, are often highlighted as some of the best in any IDE.
5.Community and Professional Support: The large community of Visual Studio users, along with extensive documentation and professional support from Microsoft, provides a helpful resource for troubleshooting and learning.

Cons

1.Resource Intensiveness: Visual Studio is often criticized for being heavy on system resources, which can lead to slower performance, especially on older or less powerful hardware.
2.Complexity and Learning Curve: The extensive features and capabilities of Visual Studio can be overwhelming for beginners, making the initial learning curve steep.
3.Cost: While there is a free Community edition, the Professional and Enterprise editions of Visual Studio come with a significant cost, which can be a barrier for freelancers, small teams, or companies with limited budgets.
4.Updates and Changes: Some users find the frequent updates and changes to the IDE disruptive, especially when features are moved or removed.
5.Bugginess and Instability: Certain versions or updates have been reported to introduce bugs or instability, which can hinder development work until patches are released.

Pros

I like the user interface, the possibility of having various plugins that make your work easier or give you useful advice, I find it very convenient for developing

Cons

I have not encountered any problems while using visual studio, it's a convenient application

Pros

Microsoft Visual Studio is the key thing to develop any software. You will enable all the project life cycle features using this software such as software building, editing, git, debugging etc. This is the must required thing when you start thinking about develop any software. Just go for it. Nothing can beat this software.

Cons

Sometime we are getting less community support for some of newly introduced features. They can give some live support to user also. Prices are somehow high for single user. Otherwise all great, nothing much to dislike.

Pros

Microsoft Visual Studio stands out for its comprehensive toolset, intuitive interface, and wide language support. Its powerful debugging capabilities and seamless integration with the Microsoft ecosystem make it a favorite among developers. With a vibrant community and extensive support resources, Visual Studio is the go-to choice for efficient and effective software development.

Cons

Microsoft Visual Studio can be resource-intensive, consuming significant memory and CPU, particularly when handling large projects.

Pros

The IDE is pretty clean, as it does its job pretty well.
The features such as autocompletion of code and code suggesions are very welcome.

Cons

Sluggish, slow sometimes, takes a lot of memory and space onto your harddrive. The ease of use is more on the intermediate/advanced side.

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Reasons for Switching to Microsoft Visual Studio

Pros

I like to use Visual Studio to practice my coding for school assignments. I also like to code for fun, just to see if the program can work or not with my script. I used it a lot while in my undergraduate, and I still use it now for fun practice.

Cons

I don't like that the debugging is not always helpful due to the complicated code at times, however, I am eventually about to correct the script with other resources.

Pros

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.

Cons

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

Pros

One of the greatest ide in the market. It allows you to develop with different languages and mostly support plugins for software like docker.

Cons

The disadvantage about VS Code is that it is a software that cannot be deployed to a remote server like web based solution such as jupyter, ....

Pros

I love how fully featured and well thought out Visual Studio is. It makes so many development tasks easier, with prebuilt templates and configs for the most common build targets, and powerful enterprise features to enable efficient collaboration.

Cons

Visual Studio chews processing power, disk space and RAM like nothing else. If you need to work in resource constrained environments, you can quite easily overwhelm your machine by starting up Visual Studio and sometimes means you cannot run any other software at the same time.

Pros

a lot of flexibility when working with data in different contexts.

Cons

the ability to connect to various databases such as SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle and many more. Developers can use the built-in tools to connect to the database, create tables, and perform basic data operation

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Reasons for Switching to Microsoft Visual Studio

Pros

Its developers friendly and easier to use and development

Cons

In free version when developers use it. Its make a short time licensing like 1 month . I think it's should increase some days more. Because some countries developers don't get properly wages to efforts the real costs of it.

Pros

VS code is almost better than any other softwares to make websites or app or software anything.

Cons

It takes to much time to run the prgrams it should be better

Pros

It works. Mostly. Support for Core 8, TypeScript, all modern tools and languages. Integrated, easy set up and quick updates.

Cons

None, really except ONE. MS pulled the plug on Mac OS and that's a major setup. Im now running VS Code on the Mac and VS on a virtual machine on Azure. Works perfectly, but WHY!! I want VS on MAC!!

Pros

"I have been using Visual Studio for a long time to develop desktop applications for Windows in a business environment. With .NET and Visual Studio, I believe it is easy to create graphical user interfaces and implement even complex operational logic."

Cons

Probably functions/menu are bit too complex and confusing when you have to search something. The search in "settings" is useful

Pros

The IDE is excellent and well organized. Affordable options including a Community edition for learning and single-person developers. Cross platform tools work nicely, and c# is very popular while still supporting legacy C++, MFC, and OLE.

Cons

The visual layout tools for forms are a little slow, and easily corrupted with text edits. The .Net versions can get confusing at times, and having to upgrade projects. I would not really opt for Xamarin with cross platform development.

Pros

Some commonly liked features of Microsoft Visual Studio include its comprehensive set of coding, debugging, and testing tools, its user-friendly interface, and its seamless integration with various programming languages and frameworks. Additionally, features such as IntelliSense, which provides context-aware code completion, and the ability to customize the environment to suit individual preferences are highly appreciated by developers.

Cons

Microsoft Visual Studio's performance, particularly in terms of memory usage and startup times.
various programming languages and frameworks.

Pros

I like the speed and stability of the IDE, the design and of course the unrivalled support for C# development.

Cons

The performance is sometimes an issue and the license costs are steep, although VS Community is free.

Pros

I am crazy about Visual Studio, it is the best IDE for me.It has an intuitive design, a beautiful look, and the simplicity is top

Cons

The visual part of variables is complicated for the new users. They are shown in the form of such tables.

Pros

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

Cons

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

Pros

Works great with many languages and supports packages that can be installed. Debugging mode is fairly simple to understand and use, it really helps with catching issues. Overall a classic environment to code, but there is more potential, especially with the advancements in AI.

Cons

Can be unreliable sometimes and crashes causing me to lose progress or have trouble coding. Specifically with C# and nuget packages, many packages that can cause issues.

Pros

It have 100+ plugins, templates, advanced features, intergrates with many programming languages, many frameworks for example, asp.net

Cons

requires a lot of cpu resources, memory and storage.