I installed it and am using it but I didn't see any real changes other than predictive code, which is not always correct...
And they didn't fix the problem of displaying properties first time.
I installed it and am using it but I didn't see any real changes other than predictive code, which is not always correct...
And they didn't fix the problem of displaying properties first time.
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Rajanikant HawaldarPosted Aug 24, 2022, 11:11 AM
Hello Mady,
Well, VS2022 is compiled against 64 bits, and it includes native support for .NET 6 and soon .NET MAUI, which VS2019 doesn't have
I also really like the redesign, though I don't like that, at least on my machine, code prediction and "looking for missing usings" is rather slow, the latter is rather undesirable most of the time too, I think having a small notification prompt, like the ones that appear when intellisense is loading, requesting a specific keystroke after you paste something might be good because it usually takes a while when you paste code that doesn't reference a class or the like, making it quite literally just a waste of time because you didn't want to add any new usings in the first place