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Nov 8, 2021
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Visual Studio 2022 now available

Amanda Silver
Amanda Silver

I am really excited to announce that we've reached general availability for Visual Studio 2022. Watch the keynote on YouTube.

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Nov 1, 2021
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Visual Studio 2022 Launch Event Agenda

Andy Sterland
Andy Sterland

We’re excited to host the Visual Studio 2022 launch event on November 8th. This release is unique: it brings together, the move to 64-bit, new capabilities, and improvements to reliability and performance across your entire developer workflow. The launch event is a celebration of that work, and all the work, our community, and extension

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Sep 7, 2021
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New Improved Attach to Process Dialog Experience

Harshada Hole
Harshada Hole

With Visual Studio 2022, we promise to bring new tooling to improve the inner loop productivity and debugging experience. We have added command-line details, app pool details, parent/child process tree view, and the Select running window from the desktop option in the attach to process dialog.

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Aug 16, 2021
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Debugging External Sources with Visual Studio

Harshada Hole
Harshada Hole

Have you ever needed to debug and step into a code of dependent NuGet or .NET libraries that do not build as part of your solution? Today, debugging through them is not so easy as debugging your projects that are part of your solution. Starting with Visual Studio 2022 Preview 3, we are adding a new "External Sources" node in the Solution Explo

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Jul 14, 2021
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Visual Studio 2022 Preview 2 is out!

Justin Johnson
Justin Johnson

We're excited to announce the second preview release of Visual Studio 2022! Preview 1 was the first-ever 64-bit Visual Studio, delivering improved scalability. Starting with Preview 2, we’re focusing on delivering new capabilities on the themes of personal and team productivity, modern development, and constant innovation. In this blog we’re going ...

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