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None at all. It's the Community edition.
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The 2012 community edition simply shuts down if you do not login.
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I got annoyed by that too but I think I got around it. I just clicked away the dialogue. But then I could mis-remember - that was some while ago.
I am happily on Linux these days and VS Code installed like a charm, but I assume it does not have all the dotnet-goodies.
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They have VS2019 for mac - why can't we get it for linux as well?
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Just give it time. They claim "MS ♥ Linux" these days...
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Huh...seems like they release a version every day!
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You may be thinking of .Net Core.
Even still, a new version of VS every two years is two often.
".45 ACP - because shooting twice is just silly" - JSOP, 2010
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When you pry the gun from my cold dead hands, be careful - the barrel will be very hot. - JSOP, 2013
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No, for core I expect frequent changes because it is quite new to market. But VS has been there for so long. I am still using VS 2015. I wonder what significant change might have happened between 15 and 19.
"It is easy to decipher extraterrestrial signals after deciphering Javascript and VB6 themselves.", ISanti[ ^]
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Well, 17 allows you to do core 2.n razor razor pages. I don't know if you can do that with 2015. 19 allows you to do Core 3.0.
".45 ACP - because shooting twice is just silly" - JSOP, 2010
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You can never have too much ammo - unless you're swimming, or on fire. - JSOP, 2010
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When you pry the gun from my cold dead hands, be careful - the barrel will be very hot. - JSOP, 2013
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Nope, I leave the beta test to the other users.
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den2k88 wrote: Nope, I leave the beta test to the other users.
 
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Peter Gabriel has.
I'd rather be phishing!
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Our shop is evaluating it now. If it looks good then we will move most of our projects to 2019. Should know by next week.
From what I have heard so far is that the UI and other functionality is a lot more performant than 2017.
I, personally, have not tried it yet.
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I installed one of the pre-release versions and tried it out. No issues, but then again I pretty much just stick to vanilla C# programming -- console or WinForm apps.
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I had a play with it yesterday on a VM. Seems pretty good, but like you, my code is pretty vanilla and WinForms based.
The part I was looking forward to testing is the full implementation of .Net Core 3 and WinForms so I don't have to worry about .Net versions on pcs, but alas, VS2019 Winforms and .net Core 3 isnt fully here yet....
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RossMW wrote: alas, VS2019 Winforms and .net Core 3 isnt fully here yet....
And just as it gets "there", MS will abandon it and leave us hanging, yet again... Wash, rinse, repeat.
".45 ACP - because shooting twice is just silly" - JSOP, 2010
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You can never have too much ammo - unless you're swimming, or on fire. - JSOP, 2010
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When you pry the gun from my cold dead hands, be careful - the barrel will be very hot. - JSOP, 2013
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Yes, I've downloaded VS2019 and have the absolute latest preview -- just installed the update yesterday.
I'm an Early Adopter. 
Actually, I wanted to try out .NET Core 3.x and even though it had been released you couldn't use it in 2017 so I downloaded 2019.
I hate the new Project Selection window and the main interface is following that minimalist crap.
And, there is intellisense that places odd little light-up comments all through your code.
Plus, a number of old Project Templates are gone.
But, as it is with all companies, it is what you get. So I may as well get used to it now, I guess.
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Nope.
I downloaded 2017, and some earlier ones. As it turns out, however, I've not much use for them.
Since I'll not go beyond Win7, anyway, before going full Linux, I'd more likely be exploring possibilities in that world.
As for my paycheck? They hired me for C++ but it's moved to full web apps. With the exception of a recent exception (site access secured by a local .exe and machine registration), I've hardly done anything with a real language for quite a while.
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One of my coworkers said he'd volunteer as a test dummy. If he has anything interesting to say in the next day or so I'll relay it.
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Nope, just getting cozy with VS2017
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Yes. Downloaded and installed last night, and used it all day today.
The new "start window" thing's a tad annoying, but I didn't spend a huge amount of time looking at the old "start page" anyway.
Top-level extension menus (eg: ReSharper) have been moved under a single "Extensions" item, which was a bit jarring at first. But that's probably a good excuse to learn more of the keyboard shortcuts. 
ReSharper 2019 is still in "EAP", so it occasionally pops up it's "unhandled exception" notification. But that happens with every EAP version.
GhostDoc 2019 is still in beta, and doesn't provide a beta for the community edition, so that's not installed yet.
Otherwise, no complaints. Feels like a slightly more polished turd version of VS2017. 
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Pfff... this question is like so 3 weeks ago....
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So where is the actual download for it? Or am I stuck with the stupid installer that goes out and gets bits and pieces?
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Nope. I basically only use Rider these days, and I haven't looked back.
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When I first joined Code Project I loved getting the newsletter with the witty comments under the headings.
I still enjoy these.
Over all these years my favourite place on CP is the lounge.
It is such a great place to visit and be in.
I rarely go anywhere else here, except to download some code or example.
I don't respond very often, but I do enjoy and love it here in the lounge.
I often wonder what the people look like in real life.
Some offer this but most don't.
I can understand why.
But one of the best things about CP is that I will enjoy and be entertained by people that I wouldn't like in real life.
OK that is a bit of an assumption. Maybe true or not, but that is what I feel sometimes.
E.G.
I miss Dalek Dave. I always loved his posts.
But i doubt that I would have liked him in real life.
This is what makes the lounge a special place.
Anyone else feel the same?
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