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Visual Studio "14" CTP
Today,
we are making available a first community
technology preview of the
next version of Visual Studio, codenamed Visual Studio “14”. This early
build is focused on enabling feedback and testing from the Visual Studio
community. Visual Studio "14" will most likely be available sometime in
2015, with a more complete preview release and final naming available later this
year. Given that this is a very early build, please install in a test
environment with no earlier versions of Visual Studio installed.
You
can read about the new features and known
issues in this first Visual
Studio “14” CTP, and also download today.
Over
the last 3 months, we‘ve announced many exciting technologies that will be
important parts of Visual Studio "14" - including the "Roslyn" .NET compiler
platform, ASP.NET vNext and Apache Cordova tooling. The Visual Studio "14"
CTP 1 includes these tools, as well as many additional improvements across
Visual Studio, including an early look at some new C++ 11 support that will be
part of Visual Studio "14".
C#
and VB with the .NET Compiler Platform ("Roslyn")
In
Visual Studio "14", the C# and VB compilers and IDE support are fully built on
the .NET Compiler Platform ("Roslyn").
This open-source compiler as a service now sits behind dozens of developer
experiences in Visual Studio "14", powering build, IntelliSense, refactoring,
CodeLens, debugging and many more features developers use every day. In
most places the experiences are unchanged, but there have also been many small
improvements across the entire development experience as part of the new
compiler platform.
In
the Visual Studio "14" preview C# refactoring support has been completely
revamped including two new core refactorings: Inline Temporary Variable and
Introduce Explaining Variable. Additionally, refactoring support for Visual
Basic has been added for the first time.
Visual
Studio "14" also supports APIs that come from NuGet with their own analyzers,
squiggling issues in your code as you type and offering you automatic fixes, all
powered by the .NET Compiler Platform.
You
can read more about the new C# and VB developer experiences on the C# blog and the Visual
Basic blog.
ASP.NET
vNext
A
few weeks ago, we announced ASP.NET
vNext and plans for the future of .NET on the server. ASP.NET vNext is
designed for both cloud and server, offering SxS installation options and
significantly enhanced developer productivity, through a modular and highly
configurable framework and web stack.
The
Visual Studio "14" CTP offers an early look at the Visual Studio tooling
experience for ASP.NET vNext. As well as the ASP.NET 4.5 Web Application
templates, new templates are included for targeting ASP.NET vNext.
The
next version of .NET that will be available along with Visual Studio "14"
includes ASP.NET vNext as well as many additional new .NET technologies that
we‘ve previewed in recent month, including .NET Native for Windows Store apps,
the next generation JIT, and the Roslyn compilers.
You
can read more about ASP.NET vNext in the Visual Studio "14" CTP on the .NET Web
Development and Tools blog.
C++
11/14
We‘ve
continued to push forward on the standards conformance of the Visual C++
compiler. The Visual Studio "14" CTP includes support for user-defined
literals, noexcept, alignof and alignas, and inheriting constructors from C++11,
generalized lambda capture, auto function return type deduction, and generic
lambdas from C++14, as well as many more new C++ features.
This
continues with the roadmap
we laid out last year on the
path toward C++11 and C++14 standards compliance. The chart below is an
updated view of what we know now, and the features that we‘re working on now for
future Visual Studio "14" CTPs.
In
addition, the Visual Studio "14" CTP include new features for debugging,
libraries and IDE productivity.
You
can read more about the C++ improvements in the Visual Studio "14" CTP on
the C++
blog.
Summary
This
early preview of Visual Studio "14" is an opportunity to gather feedback on the
next version of Visual Studio and .NET. For developers picking up the CTP,
I encourage you to share your feedback on the Connect website,
or through Send-a-Smile in
the Visual Studio IDE.
Namaste!
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