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Keep your IntelliCode completions fresh with our GitHub Action for Team Completions

Caty CaldwellMay 20, 2020May 20, 202005/20/20

Introducing the Visual Studio IntelliCode GitHub Action for Team Completions, teams can share and automate code completions easily!

Visual Studio IntelliCode automates training a Team Completions model as part of your CI workflow to provide in-line completion suggestions based on your own types in C# and C++.

Code more, scroll less with Visual Studio IntelliCode

Mark Wilson-ThomasMarch 14, 2019Mar 14, 201903/14/19

Learn how to get Visual Studio IntelliCode to make recommendations based on patterns it finds in your own code in 3 simple steps.

Argument completion made easy with Visual Studio IntelliCode

Mark Wilson-ThomasMarch 12, 2019Mar 12, 201903/12/19

IntelliCode now makes recommendations for arguments in your C# code. Just install the latest version of the IntelliCode extension for Visual Studio and start editing C# code faster with in-line suggestions. It's as simple as that!

Visual Studio IntelliCode expands AI-assisted coding to Python in Visual Studio Code

Dan TaylorJuly 24, 2018Jul 24, 201807/24/18

Today at the EuroPython conference in Edinburgh, Scotland, we are introducing support for Python in the IntelliCode extension for Visual Studio Code, as well as new improvements in editing for Python developers in Visual Studio Code. AI-assisted IntelliSense for Python At Microsoft Build 2018, we first announced IntelliCode, a set of AI-assi

Visual Studio 2017 version 15.7 and version 15.8 Preview 1

John MontgomeryMay 7, 2018May 7, 201805/7/18

Today at Build, we announced the release of Visual Studio 2017 version 15.7 and the first preview of the next update, Visual Studio 2017 version 15.8 Preview 1. If you would rather try these without installing them, check out the Visual Studio images in Azure that will be available soon. Before digging in, I’d like to call out other Visu

Visual Studio 2017 Version 15.7 Preview 1

Christine RuanaMarch 13, 2018Mar 13, 201803/13/18

The top highlights of this Preview include productivity enhancements, better diagnostics, additional C++ development improvements, better management of Android and iOS environments, updated tooling for Universal Windows Platform and .NET Core projects, and an improved update experience. Please note that this is the first set of version 15.7 features; more goodness awaits in the next Preview.

Post-Connect(); 2017 Visual Studio Partner Webinar Series

Visual Studio BlogDecember 7, 2017Dec 7, 201712/7/17

[Hello, we are looking to improve your experience on the Visual Studio Blog. It will be very helpful if you could share your feedback via this short survey that should take less than 2 minutes to fill out. Thanks!] Earlier this week, we released 13 Visual Studio partner webinars that build off of some of the major announcement areas of Conn

The Latest in Developer Productivity and App Experiences

Nat FriedmanNovember 15, 2017Nov 15, 201711/15/17

Whatever the language or platform, developers want the same thing - to create app experiences that are high-quality, intelligent and personalized. Experiences that delight users and keep them engaged. To do that, we need tools that increase our productivity, so that we spend more time on what matters most to our app's success. At Connect();

Run book Run! From physical paper to executable online books

Visual Studio BlogOctober 26, 2017Oct 26, 201710/26/17

Have you ever wanted to run the code samples while reading a book? Without having to first download the sample code, its runtime, and configure your environment so that everything is setup the way you need it? What if you could be reading a book, and immediately execute (and change!) the code without needing to install anything on your compute

Visual Studio and Xamarin take iOS support to 11

Visual Studio BlogSeptember 26, 2017Sep 26, 201709/26/17

With the first wave of new iPhone 8 devices landing in people's hands, and the installed base of iOS 11 users growing rapidly, it's an exciting time to build apps for iPhone and iPad, as well as macOS and the new 4k Apple TVs and Cellular Apple Watches. Of course, Visual Studio and Xamarin are ready to enable you as .NET developers to create n

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