Tag: vs code
Survey finds game engines used equally by non-game projects, rise of interest in open source Godot
A survey conducted by Perforce in conjunction with JetBrains has found that only 50 percent of game engine […]
Microsoft previews Azure Logic apps hybrid deployment and ‘long-awaited’ C# inline actions
Microsoft has enhanced its low-code workflow service, Logic Apps, with C# inline actions and the ability to deploy […]
Visual Studio’s new extensibility model improves, yet frustrates devs with long preview and limited capability
Microsoft’s refreshed out-of-process extensibility model for Visual Studio – still in preview – now supports publication of extensions […]
Rust-based Zed editor now open source – with built-in support for OpenAI and GitHub Copilot
The Zed editor project – which remains a pre-release – is now open source under the AGPL, GPL […]
Visual Studio for Mac ‘retired’: From open source, to closed source, to dead
Microsoft is freezing development of Visual Studio for Mac (VS Mac), with support ending on August 31 2024. […]
Visual Studio preview updates Extension Manager and HTTP Editor, both lag VS Code
Microsoft has released a further preview of Visual Studio 17.7, the next update to its Windows IDE, with […]
Microsoft hits GA with Dev Box, already in use internally but pricey for the rest of us
Microsoft has reached general availability with Dev Box, a pre-configured remote desktop for developers, but with both VM […]
Open VSX alternative to VS Code Marketplace saved from closure by new Eclipse working group
The Eclipse Foundation has formed the Open VSX Working Group, to support and promote the extension registry for […]
Microsoft improves C# support in Visual Studio Code but full commercial use requires paid license
Microsoft has introduced a pre-release of C# Dev Kit, an extension to Visual Studio Code that brings many […]
Fluent UI proposal for Visual Studio raises fears about another botched redesign
Microsoft is planning to redesign the Visual Studio user interface to make it conform better to the Fluent […]