Visual Studio 2010 Feedback

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What do you guys think about Visual Studio 2010? I personally love it. This is much better than previous versions. Share the features you love and hate.

Manikavelu Velayutham · Answer

VS 2010 doesn't define how requirements/user stories should be gathered It does define how they're managed Using Requirement/User Story work items Which can be linked to other work items This provides requirements traceability

Sam Hobbs · Answer

There are many things that I was hoping would be fixed that are design-type problems but they are not fixed. There are some design improvements that I think re good but there is not enough for me to be impressed. Many developers are unhappy with the documentation; many want return to the VS 2008 interface for documentation. Also the Report Writer has been improved to make thing easier but there are a few things about the reports control that are impossible to figure out; things that we can do using VS 2008 but in 2010 we cannot find how to do in VS 2010.

Mahesh Chand · Answer

Great. You said from Requirements. What tool do you use in Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate for Requirements gathering? Just curious. I have never used it for writing Requirements and I was looking for a good tool.

Manikavelu Velayutham · Answer

All the tools that are required from Top to Bottom are integrated into Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate version. From Requirement Gathering Till Deployment, everything can be easily managed in this version Intellitrace Feature - Made a good relationship between Testers and Developers Parallel Computing - Make use of Multi Core Processor CPU Client Id Generation - Static, Predictable & etc....Increases the productivity Chart controls are inbuilt in it no need to install it seperately Jquery is integrated into it and Intellisense support is given. Overall we can say this version as a Complete Tool to Deliver a project from begining to the end.

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