• Redefined fundamentals The most important change to note when you install Visual Studio is its new setup experience. On the Workloads tab, you'll see installation options that are grouped to represent common frameworks, languages, and platforms. It covers everything from .NET desktop development to C++ application development on Windows, Linux, and iOS.
• Performance and productivity Sign in across multiple accounts. In 2017 Visual Studio has introduced a new identity service that allows you to share user accounts across Team Explorer, Azure Tools, Microsoft Store publishing, and more. You can stay signed in longer, too. Visual Studio won't ask you to sign in again every 12 hours. To learn more, see the Fewer Visual Studio sign-in prompts blog post. Visual Studio is moving its extensions (and working with third-party extensions too) so that they load-on-demand, rather than at IDE startup. It's easier to set up each development environment with your favorite extensions when you sign in to Visual Studio. The new Roaming Extension Manager keeps track of all your favorite extensions by creating a synchronized list in the cloud.
• Experience live unit testing Live unit testing gives you live unit test results and code coverage in the editor while you are coding. It works with C# and Visual Basic projects for both the .NET Framework and .NET Core, and it supports three test frameworks of MSTest, xUnit, and NUnit. Automated testing is a key part of any DevOps pipeline. It allows you to consistently and reliably test and releases your solution on much shorter cycles. CI/CD (Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery) flows can help make the process more efficient.
• Visual Studio IDE enhancements New in 15.8: Editing multiple locations in a file, simultaneously, is now easy. Start by creating insertion points and selections at multiple locations in a file. Then, use the multi-caret editing feature to make the same edit in two or more places at the same time. Now, you can keep your keybindings consistent across tools with two new keyboard profiles: Visual Studio Code and ReSharper (Visual Studio). You can find these schemes under Tools > Options > General > Keyboard and the top drop-down menu and so much more.
• Cloud app development with Azure As part of the "Azure development" workload, Visual Studio has included tools to help you develop Azure functions by using pre-compiled C# class libraries. Now you can build, run, and debug on your local development machine and then publish directly to Azure from Visual Studio.
• Windows app development The Universal Windows Platform (UWP) is the app platform for Windows 10. You can develop apps for UWP with just one API set, one app package, and one store to reach all Windows 10 devices - PC, tablet, phone, Xbox, HoloLens, Surface Hub, and more. UWP supports different screen sizes and a variety of interaction models, whether it be touch, mouse and keyboard, a game controller, or a pen. At the core of UWP apps is the idea that users want their experiences to be mobile across ALL their devices, and that they want to use whatever device is most convenient or productive for the task at hand. Choose your preferred development language - from C#, Visual Basic, C++, or JavaScript - to create a Universal Windows Platform app for Windows 10 devices. Visual Studio 2017 provides a UWP app template for each language that lets you create a single project for all devices. When your work is finished, you can produce an app package and submit it to Microsoft Store from within Visual Studio to get your app out to customers on any Windows 10 device.
• Mobile app development As part of the "Mobile development with .NET" workload, developers familiar with C#, .NET, and Visual Studio can deliver native Android, iOS, and Windows apps by using Xamarin. Developers can enjoy the same the power and productivity when working with Xamarin for mobile apps, including remote debugging on Android, iOS, and Windows devices - without having to learn native coding languages like Objective-C or Java.

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