We’re continuing to improve the M1 development experience in Visual Studio 8.10 Preview. We’ve invited Aaron LaBeau, an MVP and seasoned Mac developer, to share his experiences. NET and Visual Studio for Mac are working for our customers in the real world. We’ve been using and testing with M1 Macs, but it’s always great to hear how. Hi! We recently posted about how Visual Studio for Mac is supporting Apple Silicon / M1 architecture through the Rosetta translation layer starting in version 8.9, and we’re working towards native support. I generally use Git bash and this won’t change for me but having the diff view inside the editor in a very nice way is priceless! I want to touch on the Git integration as well.
We even have some advanced stuff like Peek Definition:Ĭheck out the documentation for all coding editor features.Īs mentioned Windows is also fully supported as you might guess :) Writing C# code is also very slick! You currently don’t have all the nice refactoring features you have in full fledged Visual Studio but it’s still impressive: You can also invoke your commands defined inside the project.json: It will run the restore inside the terminal: Pretty nice! So, how would you restore? Hit ⇧⌘P to get the command pallet up and you can see the restore command there: When you add a dependency, you get nice notification telling that you should restore: For example, you are getting the IntelliSense for dependencies: The documentation for ASP.NET 5 support is pretty good but some features are not highlighted there. I followed those steps and as I am very excited about this new tool, I wanted to share my experience thus far which is not much but very promising.įirst thing I noticed was the top notch support for ASP.NET 5. Most of all, this was my #bldwin wish :)Ĭhanging my mind, my wish #bldwin announcement: VS for Mac.- Tugberk Ugurlu April 27, 2015įirst of all, you should definitely install Visual Studio Code and start checking the documentation which is very extensive.
It leverages bunch of existing open source software like OmniSharp, Electron. Microsoft announced bunch of stuff at Build 2015 keynote a few hours ago and one of them is Visual Studio Code, a free and stripped down version of Visual Studio which works on Mac OS X, Linux and Windows.
Today is one of those awesome days if you are building stuff on.
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