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Have you moved to Visual Studio 12?

Survey period: 20 Aug 2012 to 27 Aug 2012

Visual Studio 12 has been out in the wild for days now. Have you made the leap?

OptionVotes% 
Yes, totally16410.25164 votes, 10.25%
Yes, for some stuff1217.56121 votes, 7.56%
We are about to1539.56153 votes, 9.56%
We're thinking about it49130.69491 votes, 30.69%
No, and we probably won't20813.00208 votes, 13.00%
No, we're sticking with an earlier version38323.94383 votes, 23.94%
I don't use Visual Studio805.0080 votes, 5.00%
Total1600  100%1600 votes



 
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Generalnot an option at this point due to no Windows XP support [modified]memberDave Calkins25 Aug '12 - 9:53 
GeneralRe: not an option at this point due to no Windows XP supportmemberNicolas Dorier26 Aug '12 - 6:08 
GeneralRe: not an option at this point due to no Windows XP supportmemberDave Calkins4 Sep '12 - 10:54 
GeneralRe: not an option at this point due to no Windows XP supportmemberNicolas Dorier5 Sep '12 - 8:14 
GeneralRe: not an option at this point due to no Windows XP supportmemberDave Calkins5 Sep '12 - 9:45 
GeneralRe: not an option at this point due to no Windows XP supportmemberNicolas Dorier5 Sep '12 - 13:57 
GeneralRe: not an option at this point due to no Windows XP supportmemberDave Calkins6 Sep '12 - 9:28 
GeneralSoonish ...memberTine Svete23 Aug '12 - 6:12 
... I expect to upgrade to VS 12 along with Win8 for workstation(s) and Windows Server 2012/SQL Server 2012/TFS for server(s) ... all this presumably sometime towards end of this year. Will use VS 2010 side-by-side until all my projects are eventually upgraded, which usually takes 1-2 years (depending on upgrades due to bugs new user requests Wink | ;) )
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GeneralI'm still on VS 2005!memberGraham Downs23 Aug '12 - 2:47 
GeneralYes for C++/CLImemberNicolas Dorier23 Aug '12 - 0:00 
GeneralMoved to VS 2012memberFarhan Ghumra22 Aug '12 - 22:57 
GeneralCan'tmemberdimensionJumper22 Aug '12 - 22:11 
GeneralSupporting it, but not using it.memberAnna-Jayne Metcalfe22 Aug '12 - 8:02 
GeneralRe: Supporting it, but not using it.memberColin Mullikin22 Aug '12 - 10:51 
GeneralRe: Supporting it, but not using it.memberAnna-Jayne Metcalfe22 Aug '12 - 11:33 
GeneralI don't need no fancy IDE!memberNagy Vilmos22 Aug '12 - 4:26 
GeneralI currently use what the customer has... and I don't care...memberAlexCode21 Aug '12 - 20:15 
GeneralRe: I currently use what the customer has... and I don't care...memberEddy Vluggen22 Aug '12 - 0:48 
GeneralRe: I currently use what the customer has... and I don't care...memberAlexCode22 Aug '12 - 5:41 
GeneralRe: I currently use what the customer has... and I don't care...memberEddy Vluggen22 Aug '12 - 5:53 
GeneralRe: I currently use what the customer has... and I don't care...memberNemanja Trifunovic23 Aug '12 - 7:19 
Generalnot a choice...memberdmjm-h21 Aug '12 - 4:11 
GeneralNot even released yetmemberChris Losinger20 Aug '12 - 9:42 
GeneralRe: Not even released yetmemberAlbert Holguin20 Aug '12 - 12:08 
GeneralRe: Not even released yetmemberJohnny J.21 Aug '12 - 1:16 
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