Overall Satisfaction with Visual Studio IDE
Visual Studio is an excellent IDE that allows users to have many tools in a centralized environment. In our organization we use it through the development process for coding, testing, building and deployment. It supports many languages like C#, Javascript, HTML and Typescript so the integration of a whole solution is very natural. In addition, we use it to manage the code review process.
It has a great integration with version control tools like GitHub and allows users to execute commands within the IDE without having additional open windows.
It has a great integration with version control tools like GitHub and allows users to execute commands within the IDE without having additional open windows.
- Great integration of tools to support the entire software development process.
- Support for multiple languages like C#, Javascript and Typescript.
- Very customizable and lightweight installation requirements.
- Feeling unnatural installation in a non-Windows environment.
- Intellisense could be better, it works pretty good with Resharper.
- Command line for .Net framework projects is poor.
- Very flexible pricing schemas for licensing allows us to focus on solution development instead of development cost.
- The integration of tools in a single IDE is better for estimating the budget because it is not necessary to have other licenses.
- Improves the speed of the development process so the ROI can be faster.
Also VSCode; these are all IDE that support the creation of web APIs and web applications; and it can support C# (for example VSCode) but Visual Studio IDE has a better set of integrated tools in the same environment. A developer adopts it very naturally, so a person can be productive in a short time.