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It has been more than eight years since the first version of Visual Studio .NET was released. Changes to the IDE up to Visual Studio 2008 primarily focused on support for Microsoft’s various technology initiatives, but the look and feel remained mostly the same. Visual Studio 2010 treats developers and other users to a user interface overhaul laden with new features to improve the development experience.

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Product: Visual Studio 2010

Versions: 2010 Professional, 2010 Premium, 2010 Ultimate, Test Professional 2010

Cost (to buy from MSRP): 2010 Professional $1,199 ($799 w/o MSDN), 2010 Premium $5,469, 2010 Ultimate $11,899, Test Professional 2010 $2,169

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What problems does it solve?

The newly designed user experience is refreshing for an application showing its age. The user interface is built on WPF and no longer relies on the limited MDI interface in previous versions; this allows for better multi-monitor support with fly-out windows

The first thing you might notice when opening Visual Studio 2010 is the new Start page (Figure B). As an xaml file, this page is completely customizable and includes the ability to remove and pin project files in the Recent Projects section.

The code editor has a number of enhancements. You can scale the font by holding down [Ctrl] while scrolling the mouse wheel (Figure C). In previous versions of Visual Studio, users had to set the font size through a dialog and exit to see if the changes were correct.

Box Selection was present in Visual Studio 2008 by holding down [Alt] while selecting text. In Visual Studio 2010, Box Selection (Figure D) is enhanced to allow for zero-length boxes and improved pasting.

The feature that will see the most use (by accident if not design) is Highlight References (Figure E). By selecting any symbol, such as a variable or a property, all references to the symbol are highlighted. The symbols can then be navigated by holding down [Ctrl][Shift] and pressing the up/down keys.

IntelliSense (Figure F) has been improved to allow for acronyms based on Pascal casing. For example, typing String.INOE and then a non-alphanumeric character will convert the call toString.IsNullOrEmpty. This still doesn’t prevent IntelliSense from interfering when you’re writing code that doesn’t exist, as you would with a unit test.

The Suggestion Completion mode (Figure G) allows you to type freely without IntelliSense changing the text you typed. You can toggle between Standard and Suggestion Completion modes by pressing [Ctrl][Alt]space.

IntelliSense for JavaScript has seen the most improvement, as it is now able to determine the correct structure of a variable even after the structure is changed.

In the past, I would use .NET Reflector or another tool to analyze a user’s call hierarchy; now that functionality is built-in. Right-click the user and choose View Call Hierarchy (Figure H), and calls to and from the user will be available for browsing.

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