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What is Microsoft Visual Studio 2022?

The first preview of Visual Studio 2022 focused on testing functionality in 64 bits, and the latest Preview 2 focused on improving the fundamentals of debugging. This includes the improved Live Preview, Hot Reload, and Force Run.

You are at the center of our product development. If you took part in a survey for customers, posted it in the Developer Community, or filled out an online survey, we are grateful for your comments. We thank you for continuing to help guide Visual Studio's roadmap for its products. The first preview version of Visual Studio 2022 will go live this year in the summer. This is an exciting announcement.

Visual Studio's next major version will be smaller, faster, and simpler to use. It's intended for users and industrial-scale solutions, and visual Studio will be the first 64-bit version. Visual Studio will be more user-friendly, intuitive, and focused on action.

The geographic range among development groups has gotten larger. In the past year, it's been evident that organizations need their teams of developers to work together securely to deliver solutions more quickly and increase the end-user's satisfaction. With more integration with GitHub, it's easier to collaborate and makes it simple to shift the cloud to code.

Visual Studio 2022 has 64-bit Support:

Visual Studio 2022 will soon be a 64-bit application. That means The devenv.exe program no more limits visual Studio 2022 to 4GB of memory. It is possible to open, edit, and use 64-bit Visual Studio on Windows.

Visual Studio will be 64-bit; however, this will not alter the quality or type of applications that you can create using Visual Studio. Visual Studio is still a great tool to build 32-bit apps.

It's pretty satisfying to see Visual Studio scale up to take advantage of the 64-bit memory. This video illustrates Visual Studio opening a solution with 1,600 files and 300k projects. We all can agree that there will not be further out-of-memory-exceptions.

Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 Great Features:

• Live preview available for XAML and web-based apps
• The most recent edition of C++ build tools, Version 143, is binary-compatible with other 14x tools.
• A new CMake test and build tool integration, as well as seamless targetting to Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL2)

Debugging & Diagnostics

• Attachment to improve dialogs in the process
• Exception helper improvements
• Force Run until you click
• Memory Dump Diagnostic Analysis

.NET Productivity

• Introduce parameter refactoring could transfer a new parameter from its Implementation to its users.
• Use Value Source Tracking to monitor data flow analysis
• Option to highlight variables that are assigned to another
• Search option added to the dialog to Generate Overrides
• Quick details on XML
• The Find All References window will now group projects with multiple targets.
• Refactoring to remove repetitive type in Visual Basic
• Go to Implementation won't direct users to members with abstract declarations, which are overridden.

Razor (ASP.NET Core) Editor

• Hot Reload support is available in Razor files
• Performance improvement
• Indentation and formatting enhancements
• New Razor editor color options
• TagHelpers now have color and quick info tools for completion and classification.
• Angle brace highlights and navigating Razor structures
• Comments now include auto-completion, smart indentation, automatic inclusion of the continuation of comments, as well as blocking comment navigation

Hot Reload

• Hot Reload (for both .NET and C++ code) lets you create a variety of edits to your app and then apply them without having to stop the application's execution by using something similar to an endpoint. With this release, we continue to enhance this feature's functionality. Highlights include Support to C++, .NET Hot Reload even when you are not running with a debugger (CTRL-F5), Support for different types of edits, and much more.

Trusted Locations

• We have redesigned"Trust Settings" functionality "Trust Settings" functionality and will now display a warning when code that is not trusted (e.g., projects, files, and folders) is set to be opened within the IDE.

XAML Live Preview

• XAML Live Preview is now available to WPF programmers as the first glimpse of the new experience. Through Live Preview, we enable the capability to record the desktop's UI and display it in an open docked window in Visual Studio which makes it much easier to use XAML Hot Reload to modify the app and quickly see the modifications as you make them. This feature enhances your XAML Hot Reload experience for only one screen. Also, it allows you to improve the app's user interface with deep zoom and rulers, as well as elements and information tricks.

Remote Testing

• Early experimental preview of running tests in remote environments like Linux containers WSL or via SSH connections.

User Interface

• The default icons have been refreshed and updated.

Azure Cloud Services

• Azure Cloud Service (classic) and Azure Cloud Service (extended Support) Projects are now supported.

JavaScript/TypeScript

• We have released a new JavaScript/TypeScript project type that builds standalone JavaScript/TypeScript projects with additional tooling. You can develop Angular or React projects using Visual Studio using the framework version installed on your computer.
• JavaScript along with TypeScript testing is now available on Visual Studio Test Explorer. Visual Studio Test Explorer.

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