Visual Studio 2013 available for download
I’m excited to announce that the final releases of Visual Studio 2013, .NET 4.5.1, and Team Foundation Server 2013 are now available for download! MSDN subscribers can download from the MSDN Subscriber Downloads page.
Visual Studio 2013 is the best tool for developers and teams to build and deliver modern, connected applications on all of Microsoft’s platforms. From Windows Azure and SQL Server to Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8, Visual Studio 2013 supports the breadth of Microsoft’s developer platforms.
As part of the Cloud OS vision, Visual Studio 2013 enables developers to build modern business applications that take advantage of the cloud and target a variety of devices and end-user experiences, all delivered within today’s rapid and dynamic application lifecycles.
There are great new features and capabilities in Visual Studio 2013 for every developer, including innovative editor enhancements such as Peek and CodeLens, diagnostics tools for UI responsiveness and energy consumption, major updates for ASP.NET web development, expanded ALM capabilities with Git support and agile portfolio management, and much, much more. Check out what’s new with Visual Studio 2013 for details.
Today’s release of Visual Studio 2013 supports development of great Windows Store applications for Windows 8.1, which is also available for download today.
On November 13th, we’re excited to be hosting the Visual Studio 2013 launch. At launch, we’ll be highlighting the breadth and depth of new features and capabilities in the Visual Studio 2013 release.
Save the date, download Visual Studio 2013, and we’ll see you on November 13th.
Namaste!
Comments
Anonymous
October 16, 2013
Can it target XP?Anonymous
October 16, 2013
what about students in DreamSpark? when do we get VS2013?Anonymous
October 16, 2013
@Anthony - Yes, Visual Studio 2013 can be used to build application which target XP. Full details at www.microsoft.com/.../compatibility-2013.Anonymous
October 16, 2013
There is as always a lot of new features... but did you correct performance?Anonymous
October 16, 2013
Will it update the RC version ?Anonymous
October 16, 2013
It seems that is is not available anymore for Websitespark MSDN subscription? Was this an omission?Anonymous
October 16, 2013
AwesomeeeeeeeeAnonymous
October 16, 2013
@AtomicMotoX - Yes, you can install the final Visual Studio 2013 release on top of a previous RC install to upgrade. See details under "Upgrade Paths" at www.microsoft.com/.../compatibility-2013.Anonymous
October 16, 2013
Wow, Great News. Congratulations and thanks for the hard work done.Anonymous
October 16, 2013
Congratulations, you and your team done great job. When will be the Express Editions released?Anonymous
October 16, 2013
@Ayhan - Visual Studio 2013 Express is available on the downloads page at: www.microsoft.com/.../downloadsAnonymous
October 16, 2013
Nice work and effortAnonymous
October 16, 2013
"Visual Studio 2013 is the best tool for developers and teams"... My colleague was just complaining about the slowness of the Visual Studio compiler. Up LLVM ! :)Anonymous
October 16, 2013
Really looking forward to using the new F# 3.1 feature and enhancements :)Anonymous
October 16, 2013
Congratulations for the team. How do you plan for the future releases? Every year or once in two years. Thanks RameshAnonymous
October 16, 2013
Great.Anonymous
October 17, 2013
That picture is a huge ocean of gray....like one giant Windows button.Anonymous
October 17, 2013
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October 17, 2013
Why is the UI still soooo horrible ugly?Anonymous
October 17, 2013
@Ocean and @Andre - Visual Studio 2013 supports three built-in color themes: Blue, Dark and Light. You can choose your preferred theme on first launch. Details at blogs.msdn.com/.../designing-the-visual-studio-2013-user-experience.aspx, including a side-by-side comparison of the themes at the end of the post.Anonymous
October 17, 2013
Hi Soma, Loving VS 2013 RTM. I'm converting a project from VS 2010 to VS 2013. Unfortunately I'm hitting the same issues developers complained about when converting projects from VS 2010 to VS 2012. Please perform the this Internet search: "visual studio 2013 ca0053 error running code analysis ca0053 unable to load rule assembly " Reported on connect here: connect.microsoft.com/.../error-ca0053-due-to-failure-to-load-rules-dll-when-running-code-analysis On the forums here: social.msdn.microsoft.com/.../failure-when-running-code-analysis-in-visual-studio-2012-when-using-fxcop-aspnet-security-rules So today, I'm editing all my project files to remove the problems. This is not a good upgrade story. Someone should be able to get a tool released soon that takes a VS 2010 or VS 2012 project and converts the project file to VS 2013. Not sure why this issue was not addressed in VS 2013 after being reported and customer complained about it. Thank you and have a super day, Karl karlshifflett.wordpress.comAnonymous
October 17, 2013
I'm still using Visual Studio 2008 - not interested in using any .Net IDE after that......for now anyway.Anonymous
October 17, 2013
@Vasja The Visual C++ team added a number of features -- variable decls, _Bool, compound literals, and designated initializers. Our C99 additions to Visual Studio 2013 enables the compilation of FFmpeg, a complete, cross-platform solution to record, convert and stream audio and video. (See http://ffmpeg.org/ to get the download). -Eric (VC++ team, ebattali@microsoft.com)Anonymous
October 17, 2013
Does it include the project for SQL 2012 intergration services and reporting servicesAnonymous
October 17, 2013
Hi, when will it available for dreamspark premium (non admin) users?Anonymous
October 17, 2013
Why does the Compatibility page say "Requires side-by-side installation of Visual Studio 2010" for targeting Server 2003? I don't see a reason why applications built with v120_xp toolset shouldn't work on Server 2003 and 2003 R2. Or is there something missing from v120_xp, some server-specific perhaps?Anonymous
October 17, 2013
How I can active VS2013 by DreamSpark account?Anonymous
October 17, 2013
@Robert and @Alessio - Administrators of DreamSpark Standard or Premium subscriptions can download VS 2013 from the MSDN Subscriber Portal today. For the other DreamSpark channels, i.e. DreamSpark.com and the individual web stores of academic institutions with a DreamSpark subscription, it will be available on October 31st.Anonymous
October 17, 2013
What about support for Biztalk 2013?Anonymous
October 17, 2013
@Azarien Please take a look at "Windows XP Targeting with C++ in Visual Studio 2012" on the Visual C++ team blog, blogs.msdn.com/.../10357555.aspx. It may answer your question. Thanks! -Eric (VC++ team)Anonymous
October 17, 2013
Visual Studio 2013 released one day before announced date, without any notification to Visual Studio Partners. Do you still consider Visual Studio extension developers as partners or you're going to drop them?Anonymous
October 17, 2013
Great News . Visual Studio is the best :)Anonymous
October 17, 2013
Have some problem with Express image (.iso)? Installer fails on first module (VS2013 x86 pre-requisites). The web installer goes smooth.Anonymous
October 17, 2013
Yes or no: Express 2013 for "Windows Phone" some day? If yes: Yes or no: Express 2013 for "Windows Phone 7x and later" some day? If no: This goes back to the eVC days, back when Mr Ballmer thought mobile was for the birds.Anonymous
October 17, 2013
Good news about Visual Studio 2013! When I run VSTA it still runs VS 2012 though. Do I need an updated VSTA kit?Anonymous
October 17, 2013
Thank you for this great release. Especially as a C++ developer I like the performance increases of the IDE (didn't thought that it would be possible to speed that up again) and the advancements in C++ 11 compliance. Only one grief is left, which would make it a perfect release for me. C# still doesn't support environment variables in output paths, though MSBuild does. Many complaints about have been rejected it would be to complicated to implement that. Anyways I think it would be highly appreciated. Besides that, I like VS2013 very much!Anonymous
October 17, 2013
No significant features addition into Testing tools.Anonymous
October 17, 2013
Do I care?Anonymous
October 17, 2013
We are stack with VS2010 and unable to move until the winform deployment is reintroduced. We have thousand of install and unable to use that garbage installer you have there.Anonymous
October 17, 2013
Great. Does this version of Visual Studio have syntax highlighting for C++? The last version I bought for about 6000 euros didn't have one! connect.microsoft.com/.../c-syntax-highlighting-works-only-for-keywords And you told me I had to pay you another 6000 euros to get this really great feature, that is nowhere to be found in any other editor in the world!Anonymous
October 17, 2013
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October 17, 2013
So it won't install without IE10. I work in a global multinational company with over 150,000 workstations and it's only now just looking at rolling out IE9. Why? Because it has thousands of in-house applications and it can't simply deploy the latest technology without being certain it won't disrupt business. Microsoft needs to have a deeper understanding its customers instead of arrogantly trying to force them to upgrade when they don't have to. Exactly what is so crucial about having IE10 installed in order to use VS2013? If it doesn't address the dreadful performance issues of VS2012 then I'm not interested anyway, and will recommend a review of our bulk purchasing of MSDN subscriptions.Anonymous
October 18, 2013
+1 on needing a deeper understanding of its customers. VS 2013 does not work with TFS 2008 so while the decision to use VS 2013 rests with the product manager, the version of TFS available is decided at group-IT level - needless to say we won't be upgrading to VS 2013 anytime soon.Anonymous
October 18, 2013
In my opinion, there haven't been any significant improvements since 2008. For me, significant improvements would mean improvements to the web form controls. There have been none. Building in the AJAX functionality would be a start. The most pathetic one is the ImageMap. There's no editor to add hotspots, and you can't see the hotspots at runtime. VB3 was better.Anonymous
October 18, 2013
Where can I find the pricing information?Anonymous
October 18, 2013
VS2013 requires IE10? Then, there are going to be a lot of corporate IT developers that can't install it. My corporation doesn't allow IE10 because of the issues it causes with some key financial software (not your fault, Oracle's fault), but I even elected to uninstall it when it first appeared due to it's periodic disconnected issues causing pages to initially render without styling. Please remove this requirement from VS2013. So much for my anticipated F# 3.1 and TFS 2013 features.Anonymous
October 18, 2013
@Andre Kaufmann: We're glad you like the improvements in VC++. @Stefanos Anastasiou: Yes, it does. Semantic colorization is something that we added in Visual Studio 2012 (blogs.msdn.com/.../10200097.aspx). It's one of my favorite features. We also added more IDE improvements in Visual Studio 2013. My favorite this time around is automatic code formatting (blogs.msdn.com/.../c-ide-improvements-in-visual-studio-2013.aspx).Anonymous
October 18, 2013
Why does the installable help for VS 2013 still refer to 2012? When is that going to be updated?Anonymous
October 18, 2013
Beautiful software. I pity people writing open-source stuff...Anonymous
October 18, 2013
Wonder if Microsoft ever bother testing their website (or products) with real users - try using www.microsoft.com/.../compatibility-2013 Its horrible to use - and if you suffer from Epilepsy just don't go there! Microsoft the company that use to be great .......till it stop listening!Anonymous
October 18, 2013
@Lennox - Pricing information is available at www.microsoft.com/.../buyAnonymous
October 18, 2013
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October 18, 2013
@Fabio - Sounds like your download may have been corrupted. You can verify the checksum at www.microsoft.com/.../details.aspx.Anonymous
October 18, 2013
Fortunately, it doesn't actually need IE10 in order to install, it just needs to think that it's installed. visualstudio.uservoice.com/.../4153040-remove-the-requirment-for-internet-explorer-10-to- Anyone from MS care to tell us what exactly is it in VS2013 that requires IE10, so that we can be sure to avoid it? I'm pretty sure that the VC++ compiler doesn't, and I would hope that the editor doesn't, which are about the only things that I care about.Anonymous
October 18, 2013
Will this version have any update plan(s)? I wonder when these could all be fixed: code generating bugs connect.microsoft.com/.../initializer-list-calls-object-destructor-twice Unmatched 'const's. Many classes have the member function overloads which have same expression except for different 'const' properties, and there are many Traits in multi-inheritances. connect.microsoft.com/.../this-pointer-is-not-corrected-when-calling-method-imported-from-base-class-by-a-using-declaration connect.microsoft.com/.../c-function-template-overload-resolution-differs-from-both-gcc-and-clang The C++11 code in rvalue will be broken, as the test of mine the issue is not limited at the std::move but many places including std::forward and self-defined rv-casts. Especially, this issue means that the strings(normal texts, not the string classes) can't be well proceeded through the rvalue processors. connect.microsoft.com/.../problem-comping-c-11-code-using-move-semantics Note that some of those are found after the rtm version has released (later than Oct.5, unfortunately)... The version 2013 is much better than vs2012 in either code generatings or C++11 std supporting, but those bugs brokes code not so rarely.Anonymous
October 18, 2013
we don't know anything yet in VS. 2012Anonymous
October 18, 2013
@Yogesh - For Testing we have added support for :-
- Web based Test case management Enhancements : Pls refer to this blog to see the specific list of features blogs.msdn.com/.../test-management-features-since-2012.aspx
- We have also added support for Coded UI for XAML based Store applications. blogs.msdn.com/.../using-coded-ui-to-test-xaml-based-windows-store-apps.aspx
- We have also luanched a preview of Cloud based Load Testing with Team Foundation service blogs.msdn.com/.../load-testing-with-team-foundation-service-launching-preview-and-early-adoption-program.aspx Hope you will find these features useful.
Anonymous
October 19, 2013
Give me correct link to download :)Anonymous
October 19, 2013
Cloud OS Vision? What do you mean? Ia all software then executed from your data centers? And accessed via a net, that has no quality of service commitment and that is financed from the advertising industry? Look at the Thin Client experiments? They all failed!Anonymous
October 19, 2013
I can upgrade from VS 2012 to VS 2013? Directly? If yes, how? I have a VS 2012 Ultimate + MSDN, but I don't know how I should upgrate it.Anonymous
October 19, 2013
When will the InRelease bits RTM?Anonymous
October 20, 2013
does it support Lightswitch?Anonymous
October 20, 2013
tanksAnonymous
October 20, 2013
@Rafael - You can install VS2012 and VS2013 side-by-side. You can get VS2013 from your MSDN subscription at msdn.microsoft.com/.../downloads.Anonymous
October 20, 2013
The user interface is really ugly. Plain and Flat. And makes all IDE unsuable.Anonymous
October 20, 2013
"Visual Studio 2013 supports the breadth of Microsoft’s developer platforms." Does it support .NetCF applications running under WinCE on ARM?Anonymous
October 20, 2013
@Peter Why don't use the Windows Embedded OS. The CE is far less good than those and the software for it won't be easy to share the code with the developing platforms. Developing for CE is painful and time wasting comparison to the developing for PC/Embedded OS. I know someone like CE dev.more than PC/embedded but it's still less worthness in the long term.Anonymous
October 20, 2013
Why is that Microsoft does not provide Sketchflow with Visual Studio Express editions or a simplified version of Sketchflow? Microsoft states that Sketchflow comes with the Ultimate and Premium editions of Visual Studio but also states that great products begin with great design when Sketchflow is discussed. Sketchflow would be a great help to any developer.Anonymous
October 20, 2013
@Simon Dan "Why don't use the Windows Embedded OS. " I'd be happy to if you will pay the costs of re-writing the requirements and design specifications, re-implementing this medical application, running clinical trials, performing verification and validation, and re-submitting for approvals to the FDA and the European equivalent. If you have a spare $5-10 million or so I will tell you who to write the cheque to.Anonymous
October 21, 2013
What is the pricing going to be and what is the policy if VS 2012 was recently purchased. I recently started a new job. They had purchased two copies of Visual Studio 2012 around March, April or May of this year (the person who made the purchase left before I arrived and nobody has the actual purchase date ready at hand.)Anonymous
October 21, 2013
Oops, never mind, I found a page with the following: "...we created a special, limited-time offer through the Microsoft Store for those who purchased Visual Studio Professional 2012 at retail to upgrade to Visual Studio Professional 2013 for only US$99 (pricing varies by region)." Thanks for that!Anonymous
October 21, 2013
@Joe - Pricing information is available at www.microsoft.com/.../buy, including information on upgrade pricing.Anonymous
October 21, 2013
@Simon Dan As an FYI, Windows Embedded 8 costs about $50-$70 per license while Windows Embedded Compact (CE) runs $3-$15 per license. Windows Embedded Compact has a much smaller footprint than Windows Embedded 8 and can run quite well on systems where Embedded 8 wouldn't run at all. While I currently don't do embedded development, I found the lack of support in Visual Studio after 2008 disappointing, if not inexcusable since CE isn't going away.Anonymous
October 21, 2013
@Isaac - Yes, Visual Studio 2013 includes support for LightSwitch. See blogs.msdn.com/.../visual-studio-2013-released-thank-you-lightswitch-community.aspx for details.Anonymous
October 21, 2013
Hi Soma, There's a lot of people asking about the IE 10 requirement. You've answered some questions on here, would you please tell us about this requirement....why it's there and more importantly if there's a way around it? Thanks.Anonymous
October 22, 2013
@simon We appreciate bugs submitted through Connect and do update them during our planning and development cycle. You can also keep an eye on the Visual C++ blog (http://blogs.msdn.com/b/vcblog) for updates, announcements, and technical content.Anonymous
October 22, 2013
I wonder what you guys are talking about?I want to get started on this blog.Anonymous
October 22, 2013
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October 22, 2013
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October 22, 2013
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October 22, 2013
Do I need to uninstall visual studio 2012 to upgrade to visual studio 2013Anonymous
October 23, 2013
@Steve Teixeira, Thanks for finally responding to the IE10 requirement, and for looking for a way around it. Look at this way, MS is always saying it wants to be more modular....this will give you a chance to actually do it.Anonymous
October 23, 2013
very nice.Anonymous
October 24, 2013
Thank you for the free download from DreamsparkAnonymous
October 24, 2013
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October 25, 2013
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October 27, 2013
I used to love Visual StudioAnonymous
October 28, 2013
Is it possible to get Multiple Result Sets in 6.0 framework?Anonymous
October 29, 2013
@Chaitanya - I believe your question is addressed here: stackoverflow.com/.../multiple-result-set-ef-6-0Anonymous
October 29, 2013
- The lack of a bona-fide title bar makes it hard to tell when the app has system focus.
- The presence of a heavy blue bar under the app is disconcerting and looks upside down.
- The lack of borders around user interface elements makes the app seem half-finished, like a freeware product from the Internet in the early-2000's.
- The icons are small, dark, and consequently hard-to-interpret.
- Why did you deny the developer community's request for more color? We have to stare at this thing all day.
- What is going on up there in Seattle?
Anonymous
October 29, 2013
On the system requirements page it says that VS 2013 Ultimate requires IE 10. However yesterday I did a clean install of Windows 8.1 Pro on my machine and realized that it has IE 11. So I would like to know if VS 2013 will still work with IE 11 or not. Logically speaking IE 11 shouldn't be an issue because it is higher than 10. However I would like to know if there are people out there who have successfully installed VS 2013 Premium/Ultimate etc. on Windows 8.1 with IE 11 on it. Thanks.Anonymous
October 29, 2013
In Visual studio it is possible to store all layer independly i.e ui in one location logic and database in one location.Anonymous
October 29, 2013
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October 29, 2013
"Yes, Visual Studio 2013 does install on Windows 7 SP1. " Slight mistake on my part. My colleague reported that the Express version would not install on W7 from the MSDN download version. The Web Installer would install. (ie this is not about the Full version).Anonymous
October 30, 2013
@vsha041 - Yes, VS2013 works with Windows 8.1 and IE11.Anonymous
October 30, 2013
thanksAnonymous
October 31, 2013
Another version of Visual Studio, we just upgraded to 2012 less then six months ago at work.Anonymous
October 31, 2013
I'm very exited to get my hands on VS 2013, but final Ultimate Edition is still not available through Dreamspark Premium (e5.onthehub.com) :/Anonymous
October 31, 2013
@Tom: We are... who else? But at this point testing is all we are doing. We honestly have no need of this release as we are still trying to shake out the issues caused by 2012. But that seems to be the theme in our society of late, when in deep... keep digging, and no company is currently digging faster than Microsoft.Anonymous
October 31, 2013
Final VS 2013 Ultimate is still not available at Dreamspark (e5.onthehub.com). All other versions (Professional, Premium,...) are already there, but not also Ultimate.Anonymous
November 01, 2013
good programjAnonymous
November 02, 2013
Can yoiu provide general policy about pricing upgrades for annual VS releases ? This time we can upgrade to VS 2013 for 99$, will be the same for VS 2014 ?Anonymous
November 02, 2013
fantastic.Anonymous
November 03, 2013
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November 06, 2013
Soma what is the control you are using in the graphic that is circular gauge? Is it in VS2013 toolbox?Anonymous
November 06, 2013
how can i update version from 2008 to 2013Anonymous
November 07, 2013
Namaste!!Anonymous
November 07, 2013
@Phalan - Visual Studio 2008 and Visual Studio 2013 can run side by side on the same machine. See msdn.microsoft.com/.../hh266747(v=vs.120).aspx for additional details about project compatibility.Anonymous
November 07, 2013
fuvck u a;lAnonymous
November 08, 2013
We recently purchased two copies of Visual Studio 2012 Professional. When I went to the purchase page today to purchase the $99 upgrade for myself and my colleague, it said "Limit one per order, one per customer". Are you limiting the ability of my company to upgrade two copies of Visual Studio 2013 at this rate? If so, please change this so ALL copies of Visual Studio 2012 that we purchased retail can be upgraded.Anonymous
November 09, 2013
@Joe thanks for your comment. We will be working with the Microsoft Store to raise the limit over the next few days.Anonymous
November 09, 2013
@ Shawn Nandi [MS], Please hurry.Anonymous
November 09, 2013
@ Shawn Nandi [MS] Thank you.Anonymous
November 09, 2013
does it work for beno skyscrapersim?Anonymous
November 11, 2013
Am enjoying Programming with Visual StudioAnonymous
November 12, 2013
very itersting to use itAnonymous
November 13, 2013
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November 17, 2013
اكثر من رائعAnonymous
November 17, 2013
Thanks a lots. VS is the best development tools.Anonymous
November 17, 2013
like programAnonymous
November 18, 2013
beautifulAnonymous
November 19, 2013
Hi, I have a basic VS 2012 professional installation/license, no MSDN or any frills. Have been using VS2013 preview, RTM and now REL with great pleasure. So I want to upgrade my license, but wherever I look, I see no trace of the $99 upgrade. Living in Europe. What am I doing wrong? Very frustrated, feeling quite dumb, appreciate info, JanAnonymous
November 20, 2013
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November 20, 2013
@Cathrine: Thanks! =Anonymous
November 22, 2013
i see Soma responds only to those comments that will make the user download/pay for the product, i dont see him answering any of the feature requests or criticsAnonymous
November 23, 2013
@ Shawn Nandi [MS], The store is still no correct. This is the electronic age, perhaps Microsoft would like to join it. (Seriously, lately you guys have looked like the keystone kops.)Anonymous
November 24, 2013
i want use visual c++6.0 on windows8.1-_-!Anonymous
November 26, 2013
am trying to download visual studio 2013 on a windows 7 for free trial, whats the best option availableAnonymous
November 27, 2013
@Asukwo Ifiok: Express and Trial downloads are available at www.visualstudio.com/.../download-visual-studio-vs. All VS2013 products will work on Win7 SP1.Anonymous
November 27, 2013
@JoeWoodbury - MicrosoftStore has now increased the limit to 10. The cart will give the option to order up to 10 Upgrade units.Anonymous
November 28, 2013
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December 03, 2013
Im sure this tool is a very powerful tool and This MS's tools may be very big tool with heavy envirenment. Plz seperate tools as purposing PL like Visual C++ 6.0 tool. I want to get a light tool of Visual C++ even though MS company dont want to agree my mind.Anonymous
December 04, 2013
I heard Bill is back... maybe he will get this mob back on track with the real development going on the world.Anonymous
December 05, 2013
nice appplication sw thanksAnonymous
December 06, 2013
superb experience working with VS 2013.... Thanks to all for such a great work...Anonymous
December 07, 2013
thank for dis programmeAnonymous
December 11, 2013
Neither the iso or the web installer will install Visual Studio Express 2013 on my Windows 7 SP1. Aborts with: "need newer version OS" Boo!Anonymous
December 11, 2013
Further to my previous comment: VS Express 2013 for Windows will not install on Windows 7 SP1 with either the iso or web installer. VS Express 2013 for Windows Desktop does install on Windows 7 SP1 with the web installer. I didn't try the iso. Note that the system requirements list on the download page for both versions of VS Express indicate Windows 7 SP1 is compatible.Anonymous
December 15, 2013
very goodAnonymous
December 20, 2013
For all you VS haters out there. Tell me of a better development tool. Eclipse?? Give me a break.Anonymous
December 22, 2013
goooooooooooooooooooodAnonymous
December 29, 2013
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January 02, 2014
如何下载Anonymous
January 02, 2014
怎么下载？Anonymous
January 03, 2014
I don t know vb.netAnonymous
January 04, 2014
Data bank management are also for C++ DeveloperAnonymous
January 04, 2014
THANKS FOR ALL YOUR SLEEPLESS NIGHT AND EFORT IN MAKING HUMAN LIFE EASYAnonymous
January 09, 2014
What are d requirement to use this VB.net 2013......what type of hardware or software required..plz tell meAnonymous
January 09, 2014
ES EL MEJOR PROGRAMAAnonymous
January 14, 2014
Visual Studio Rocks Mandit Sandhi.............Anonymous
January 18, 2014
where is the download linkAnonymous
January 19, 2014
I have been trying for a week now to download Visual Studio 2013 from the MS web site but I keep getting a "This page can't be displayed message". If a downloader is involved I am not being given an opportunity to install it. Device: Lenovo Thinkpad W530 series (i7-3630QM CPU @ 2.4GHz OS: Windows 7 64-bit 8 GB memory Thank you for your help in advance.Anonymous
January 19, 2014
@MoDotNet - I'm not aware of any issues with the download page, but you can report a bug at connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio if you continue to have problems.Anonymous
January 21, 2014
No go, I can't even post a bug because they want all information (pertinent or otherwise) in order for me to submit a bug. I enter the info and it just takes me back to the edit my profile page.Anonymous
January 21, 2014
And Yes, I do have IE 11.Anonymous
January 27, 2014
IS this a Trial?Anonymous
January 29, 2014
NICE/////////////Anonymous
February 03, 2014
Target XP ? Ok but ... If program runs well on Seven or 8 but fails on XP, can VS2013 be installed on XP (32 bits) to debug it ?Anonymous
February 04, 2014
@Phillipe - No, VS2013 cannot remote debug XP. See www.visualstudio.com/.../visual-studio-2013-compatibility-vs for complete details.Anonymous
February 05, 2014
Visual studio developed site is not work smoothly and fast to a load web site.Anonymous
February 06, 2014
@Hiren - Please share additional details at connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio or on discussion forums for Visual Studio.Anonymous
February 16, 2014
If I download the 90-Day Trial how much does the program cost once that is up? Cause I'm interested in buying it but can't find a price anywhere. Thanks!Anonymous
February 19, 2014
We have MS Visual Studio 2005 and for some reason we want to use visual studio for a Project. Is there any option available for us to upgrade it to MS Visual Studio 2013 or do we need to buy a new copy of 2013Anonymous
February 26, 2014
goodAnonymous
February 27, 2014
were is the editor?Anonymous
February 27, 2014
how does one get it?Anonymous
March 09, 2014
Nice workAnonymous
March 11, 2014
good workAnonymous
March 20, 2014
Changing color of comments in TOOLS Options dialog change only /* */ comment style , not // comment style It also change color for numerical values and text constantes This works fine in VS2005. Any idea to add // comment style or really a bug ? Thank youAnonymous
March 21, 2014
MEnga visual studioning yangi versyasi kerak edi ushbu saytdan topdimAnonymous
March 25, 2014
Great News. Congratulations and thanks for the hard work done >>>Anonymous
March 30, 2014
This is amazing you should find away of making your services easier to attain in Africa. Great stuffAnonymous
April 05, 2014
Nice new features of Visual Studio. Keep up the good work.Anonymous
April 06, 2014
THXAnonymous
May 07, 2014
NICE!Anonymous
May 11, 2014
GoodAnonymous
June 01, 2014
Will it update the RC version ?Anonymous
June 12, 2014
thank youAnonymous
June 14, 2014
goodAnonymous
July 23, 2014
سلام علیکم جهت دانلود قرار نمی دید؟Anonymous
July 28, 2014
i need the net framework plz help send a link to trixhaxhd@gmail.com pleaseAnonymous
August 19, 2014
Looks great..!!Anonymous
August 28, 2014
its very useful for web desiningAnonymous
September 18, 2014
hi pls help me ,what is the exact size of visual studio,coz while am downloading it appears as 11Gb ,how to download it,for windows 8Anonymous
December 15, 2014
Great.Anonymous
December 31, 2014
I'm want put something fundation's Visual Studio 2013 out of your book. Thank you again.Anonymous
January 11, 2015
hy i like thisAnonymous
March 16, 2015
I'm a student and how can we get it for free?Anonymous
March 16, 2015
@Jason Lee - Check out VS2013 Community Edition at www.visualstudio.com/.../visual-studio-community-vs.aspx, and additional free Microsoft tools and services at www.visualstudio.com/.../free-developer-offers-vs.aspx.