| Title | Rating | Mindshare | Recommending | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Microsoft Silverlight | 0.0 | 22.7% | 0% | 0 interviewsAdd to research |
| SharePoint Designer | 3.8 | 11.2% | 82% | 49 interviewsAdd to research |
Microsoft Visual Studio was previously known as MS Visual Studio.
We use Microsoft Visual Studio for various builds such as building our .NET applications, and in some cases, we use it for design, and for building specifications.
What we like about Microsoft Visual Studio is that it's a comprehensive tool. It has features that work for different plans and it has a wide variety of use cases. It's also a powerful tool and it's quite efficient.
There's always room for improvement in any product, and in Microsoft Visual Studio, it can be spread into other areas of development and design. It's pretty much Microsoft-oriented at the moment. It can be spread into other open source or open source-based developments. That's why I gave it a rating of eight. There's always room for improvement, for example, the UI could be better, and development could be easier on Microsoft Visual Studio if there were more features like drag and drop and more frameworks, etc.
We've been using Microsoft Visual Studio for the past three years.
Microsoft Visual Studio is a stable tool. It has improved in terms of stability.
In terms of scalability, I don't know if scalability applies to Microsoft Visual Studio, to be honest.
We never required technical support from Microsoft Visual Studio because it's a straightforward tool. Online help is great, for example, the community support and forums are all good and widely used.
Microsoft Visual Studio has improved a lot over the years, and setting it up is quite straightforward now.
How fast the tool is deployed depends on project to project, but usually deployment is quite efficient and fast. We usually take on average fifteen days to build a feature and deploy it in DevOps.
We both have an in-house team and partners that take care of the implementation of Microsoft Visual Studio.
I've seen ROI from Microsoft Visual Studio.
The development license for Microsoft Visual Studio is free. I don't know if there's a licensing cost to it.
We evaluated Eclipse and also used other tools, but Microsoft Visual Studio is good.
My company has been using Microsoft Visual Studio for development purposes, particularly Microsoft Visual Studio for .NET development.
I would highly recommend Microsoft Visual Studio to others looking into implementing it. I would also advise that it has some learning curve to use, in particular, people need the technical skill to use the tool properly.
My rating for Microsoft Visual Studio is eight out of ten.
