Microsoft is making available Visual Studio 2010 trials for free download at Microsoft Download Center. Third-party tools can plug into TFS to extend its functionality. Visual Studio 2010 also includes upgrades to Team Foundation Server (TFS) which focuses on helping large development teams to collaborate and adhere to requirements. In addition, there is addition of architecture and testing tools that help developers automate testing, reproduce bugs and model software. The upgraded IDE broadens Visual Studio’s ALM capabilities and introduces code-focused productivity features, such as code search across all languages the ability to highlight all references to a symbol generation of stubs for types, methods, properties and constructions new method of recognizing bugs with cause determine or identification and displaying live build-error information in design-time for C#.
Visual Studio 2010 includes a new editor which uses the Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) and supports multiple monitors. Visual Studio 2010 provides several feature enhancements over Visual Studio 2008. The released Visual Studio 2010 RTM has the build version 9.1 RTMRel.
NET Compact Framework and Microsoft Silverlight. Visual Studio is a IDE (Integrated Development Environment) from Microsoft for developers and programmers to develop console and graphical user interface (GUI) applications along with Windows Forms applications, web sites, web applications, and web services in both native code together with managed code for all platforms supported by Windows OS, Windows Mobile, Windows CE. In addition, there are also a Visual Studio Test Professional 2010, a specialized toolset for QA (quality assurance) test execution Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2010, which streamlines and automates software delivery process for all team members and Visual Studio 2010 Express, which is available for free. Microsoft has launched the final RTM release of Visual Studio 2010, which will be available in three (3) editions, namely Ultimate, Professional and Premium.
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