Microsoft Visual Studio Development history

Microsoft Visual Studio (VS) is the Development Kit series for Microsoft Corporation in the United States. VS is a basic complete set of development tools that includes most of the tools needed throughout the software lifecycle, such as UML tools, code control tools, integrated development environment (IDE), and more. The target code is written for all Microsoft supported platforms, including Microsoft Windows, Windows Mobile, Windows CE,. NET Framework,. NET Compact framework, and Microsoft Silverlight and Windows Phone.

Visual Studio is currently the most popular integrated development environment for Windows platform applications. The latest version is the version of Visual Studio 2015, based on the. NET Framework 4.5.2.

　　

First, the development process

1. Visual Studio 97

In 1997, Microsoft released Visual Studio 97. Contains Visual Basic 5.0, Visual C + + 5.0 for Windows Development, Visual J + + for Java development, and visual FoxPro for database development, and also includes the creation of DHTML (Dynamic HTML) The Visual InterDev that you need.

2. Visual Studio 6.0

In 1998, Microsoft released Visual Studio 6.0. The development environment version of all development languages has risen to 6.0.

3. Visual Studio 2002

In 2002, Microsoft proposed. NET slogan, published by Visual Studio. NET (build number 7.0). In this release, Microsoft has built the. NET Framework (version 1.0) and a new language C # (read C sharp).

4. Visual Studio 2003

In 2003, Microsoft made a partial revision of Visual Studio 2002, published on behalf of Visual Studio 2003 (build number 7.1).

5. Visual Studio 2005

In 2005, Microsoft released Visual Studio 2005. NET words were erased from the names of various languages, but this version of Visual Studio is still oriented to the. NET Framework (version 2.0). This version of Visual Studio includes a number of versions that target different development roles. the free version of Visual Studio Express is also available permanently.

6. Visual Studio 2008

In November 2007, Microsoft released Visual Studio 2008.

7. Visual StudioApril 2010 12, Microsoft released Visual Studio 2010 and the. NET Framework 4.0. 8. Visual StudioSeptember 12, 2012, Microsoft releases Visual Studio 2012 in Seattle. 9. Visual StudioNovember 13, 2013, Microsoft released Visual Studio 2013. 10. Visual StudioIn November 2014, Microsoft released Visual Studio 2015.

Microsoft Visual Studio Development history