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Sep 27, 2022
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Visual Studio for Mac 17.4 Preview 2.1 is now available

Iain Holmes
Iain Holmes

We are pleased to announce the second preview release of Visual Studio for Mac 17.4. This release has been focused on addressing feedback from customers and on improving the overall experience. If you are already using the Visual Studio for Mac Preview release, use the Visual Studio > Check for Updates… menu to update. If you aren't using it ...

Visual Studio for Mac
Sep 22, 2022
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Now Introducing Arm64 Support for VS Extensions!

Leslie Richardson
Leslie Richardson

Back in June, we announced Arm64 Visual Studio 2022 application, the first version of Visual Studio that natively supports building and debugging Arm64 apps on Arm-based processors.  Now, we’re excited to announce the extensions you write, and use, are supported in Arm64 VS!   Adding Arm64 support to your new or existing extension ...

Visual StudioExtensionsVisual Studio 2022
Sep 15, 2022
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DataTable Visualizer Improvements

Harshada Hole
Harshada Hole

Your favorite DataTable visualizer has now got a makeover with all new improvements coming in 17.4 Preview 2. The DataTable visualizers will now support sorting, filtering, exporting, and theming like IEnumerable visualizer.   The DataTable Visualizer allows you to view the contents of a DataTable, DataSet, DataView, or ...

Debugging and DiagnosticsVisual Studio 2022Productivity
Sep 14, 2022
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Visual Studio 2022 17.4 Preview 2

Marc Goodner
Marc Goodner

We have released Visual Studio 2022 17.4 Preview 2. In this post we'll share details about features added since Preview 1. Feedback from developers like you during our preview cycle is so important for us to deliver a final product that meets your high expectations. We welcome your feedback in the threads to this post or through Developer Community...

Sep 14, 2022
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It’s finally here. Bicep is in Visual Studio!

Uche Nkadi
Uche Nkadi

In less than two years, Bicep’s VS Code extension has grown from zero users to more than 15 thousand a month. In addition to the Bicep extension's success, millions of resources are now deployed with Bicep files via Azure CLI and Azure PowerShell. Our incredible community has not only shaped the suite of Bicep features we know and love today, but...

Visual StudioAzureBicep
Sep 5, 2022
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Adding color to bracket pairs

Mads Kristensen
Mads Kristensen

When dealing with deeply nested brackets in Visual Studio, it can be hard to figure out which brackets match and which do not. For people with color blindness or other optic maladies, the problem can be even worse. By color-coding bracket pairs, we’re making this much easier. Various IDE’s and editors offer this feature today – usually...

ExtensionsAccessibilityExperiment