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GeneralRe: Visual Studio becomes ever more "pie in the face" Pin
Alexey Shtykov21-Jan-23 1:36
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Gary Wheeler18-Jan-23 1:32
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Gary Wheeler18-Jan-23 2:05
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fgs196318-Jan-23 3:15
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Gary Wheeler18-Jan-23 3:26
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fgs196318-Jan-23 3:31
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Steve Naidamast18-Jan-23 4:14
professionalSteve Naidamast18-Jan-23 4:14 
Can't say I disagree...

I am still using VS 2019 with the latest version.

I would like to upgrade to VS 2022 but it does not support .NET Framework 4.6 out of the box, which I am still using for my WPF development.

Why change when this framework just works well?

With .NET Core, it appears as if Microsoft tried to throw as much of the baby out with the bathwater as possible.

And of course, first with MVC and now with ASP.NET Core, Microsoft has now turned web development into a gargantuan mess. Web Forms was the epitome of web development and efficiency but as soon as the "purists" got their fangs into all of it, Web Forms was derided into oblivion. Why? To be replaced by a cacophony of stupid front-end tools under JavaScript with a host of frameworks and back-end tools made up of the same that have only added massive complexity and increased insecurity in such development.

Why do we now need to know dozens of tools when Web Forms was a fairly compartmentalized environment?

I say BS to those who seem to believe that these new web development environments are better than the original.

Prove it!

Microsoft has historically just gone and upended its own development environments with no concern for the consequences of what it was doing. One wonders if there was any real money to be made behind all of this.

VS 2022 appears to be landing space for all of the new tools, frameworks, and development environments that Microsoft would like all of us to use.

I installed it a while back with the hopes of doing some upgrades to my own projects but it completely messed up my VS 2019 installation forcing me to uninstall both VS 2022 and VS 2019 and then re-installing VS 2019 again to get a clean installation.

Based on recent research, this issue has yet to be fixed by Microsoft, but probably like Microsoft's Solitaire with its broken advertising processes, all of this is probably being done to force many of us to move up to the next version of VS.

So far I am resistant to doing so...
Steve Naidamast
Sr. Software Engineer
Black Falcon Software, Inc.
blackfalconsoftware@outlook.com

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