You can target any of the platforms mentioned in the above list of Express editions, and you'll find support for all the. Ultimate installs enough gigabytes (about 10GB on my system) of development tools and libraries and documentation to occupy a person for a lifetime. The top of the Visual Studio 2012 line is the Ultimate edition, which is the version I tested. This Express edition also includes the Blend tool for UI construction. Provides a trimmed-down IDE specifically for creating Window Store applications using either HTML5 and JavaScript or XAML plus C#, VB.Net, or C++. This edition also supports the creation of Windows 8 Store applications. This version of Express caters to the more traditional developer, one employing the Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), Windows Forms, or the tried-and-true Win32 libraries. For server-side code, you can develop ASP.Net or MVC framework applications in any of the. It also includes a CSS editor that understands CSS3. Aimed at Web developers, this version provides tools for HTML5 and JavaScript, with particular attention paid to jQuery. Whereas some of the non-free editions target QA and Team Managers, the Express editions are intended specifically for developers: The Express editions are, of course, free. but it's trying.Īs with earlier releases of Visual Studio, Visual Studio 2012 is available in several editions. It's not the Master Control Program by a long shot. With the new Visual Studio 2012, you have to start wondering what you don't do in Visual Studio 2012. Naturally, it's where you build applications for Windows 8 and Windows RT. It's where you head to do your LightSwitch development, your SQL Server development, your Web application development, your Windows Azure development, and your ASP.Net or Windows Forms development in C#, F#, VB.Net, and - oh, yes - good old Visual C++. It's where you go to tackle any task in the development process, regardless of the target.
It has long since become something of a development mashup. Visual Studio is no longer simply an IDE, no longer a place you go just to write and debug C/C++ code.
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