Microsoft formally launched the Visual Studio 2022 for general availability on 8th Nov 2021. The main spotlight of Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 is quality of life improvements and developer productivity. Therefore, it has a bundle of flashy new updates and features to advice developers code faster and better.
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Microsoft’s flagship Integrated Development Environment (IDE), Visual Studio Community have assigning worldwide coding addicts and programmers for many years.
Now, have a look at the new features of VS 2022
64-bit Version Of Visual Studio 2022
Visual Studio Code finally comes as a 64-bit application. However, now you can see a advancement in the execution time and project loading when correlated to old versions.
With this latest Visual Studio, programmers can open, edit, execute and debug more complex solutions without running out of memory problems. Therefore, this works better and faster even for a solution containing 1k+ projects.
Color Coded Tabs
Usually working on different projects or modules become difficult for coders. Mainly because each time they needed the Solution Explorer to find the related files. Therefore, with this Color Coded tabs, programmers can easily differentiate between the files of various projects.
Intellicode
The most important and exciting improvement in this latest version of Visual Studio is AI powered code achievement. This facilitate developers to complete code based on their code background (i.e. Variable names, Functions). Artificial intelligence will complete the line at once based on code context.
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.NET 6 Support and Hot Reload
Visual Studio’s Hot Reload provides programmers to edit their code and apply changes in real-time in an already running application, without doing restart. This aspect is popular in XAML based apps like Windows Presentation Foundation. However, now we have an improved hot reload in Visual Studio 2022 and it supports more project types, including .NET Core, Blazor (Server and WASM), Console Applications, WinForms, WPF, WinUI 3 Applications, .NET Maui and Azure Functions App
