I'm checking Microsoft's docs, but I cannot find any clear indication that the same tools Visual Studio Enterprises offers on Windows for Web Load & Performance Testing are available as well on the Mac edition. Has anyone ever used them on Mac?
It's also not clear to me if anything changes on the Mac installation once I sign-in with an Enterprise subscription. The installer seems to be the same for all editions. Do additional tools become available, or is it just a matter o licensing?
Additional tools do become available in Microsoft's Visual Studio for Mac with the Enterprise license, one of which is a Profiler - but it is not the same tool as the one for Visual Studio on Windows.
The Web Load tool, however, does not exist for Mac.
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I'm not asking a technical question, but a request for advice.
Over time, I have always used installshield as the primary tool in installer development, and this tool has always been the king of them.
Lately, everything has gone to the web and Windows Forms have lost their charm. However, these still exist, and there are needs about them.
But you don't see anyone talking about the latest technologies about Windows Forms, installers...
Do you think Installshield is still the main tool for build installers? Why isn't any extension available in the VSTS/TFS vNext market?
Even in Jenkins, the last time the plugin was updated ... was in 2014. And we remember that Microsoft used Installshield Limited edition for one Visual Studio Version, but dropped to bring back Visual Studio Installer.
I am using SQL Server Data Tools (which = Visual Studio 2015 (Integrated)) and I am having trouble being able to connect to TFS. I can see the Team Explorer window, but when I click "Manage Connections" --> "Connect to Team Foundation Server" ....nothing happens. I get no error or prompt or anything. Has anyone else had issues like this? Spent most of my day googling the problem yesterday and I can't figure out what is wrong.
I cannot use VS community as I am part of a company and it would violate the TOS.
Unfortunately, TFS is not included in the minimal VS that SSDT installs. If you're not able to use VS Community due to license restrictions, I would suggest looking into the Express edition (Web or Desktop) of Visual Studio 2015. It has a less restrictive license and supports the SSDT tools.
Please give suggestion me which software requirement for developing windows mobile based application?
You could use a number of applications, such as Microsoft's Visual Studio, which is probably a good place to check.
These are the tools of the trade.
When you install the Windows Phone SDK, you get the following free tools and components.
Expression Blend for Windows Phone
Visual Studio 2010 Express for Windows Phone
Windows Phone emulator
XNA Game Studio 4.0
Silverlight
-.NET Framework 4
Source with a sample app
Aside from ActiveState's PerlSvc, what other interpreters and compilers support the development of Windows Services?
How about Visual Studio .Net?
Simple Windows Service Sample
Introduction to Windows Service Applications
Visual studio has excellent support for creating services. With a little tweaking you can even debug them. But any compiler can create a service, it's just a matter of accepting certain run parameters that a google search can provide.
Is it possible to develop ASP.NET MVC with MS Visual C# 2008 Express Edition and IIS?
The tutorial states that 'Visual Studio 2008 or Visual Web Developer 2008 Express' are required.
You can't develop an ASP.NET (MVC or otherwise) using Visual C# 2008 Express without a big kludge. C# Express is mainly for Windows applications.
What you can do is download and install Visual Web Developer 2008 Express. This edition is for ASP.NET developer (in C# or VB.NET). Unlike the Standard or Professional, with Express the functionality is split into 4 seperate packages - C# Express for C# desktop development, VB.NET Express for VB.NET desktop development, C++ Express for C++ desktop development, and Web Developer Express for any type of ASP.NET development. You can download and install all 4 of these on the same machine (they should even share the same copy of MSDN Express).
If you want it all in one IDE, you need to pay for Standard or Professional.
Oh, and just make sure you download the SP1 version of Web Developer 2008 Express, it's really annoying trying to install SP1 on the Express editions (or at least it is if you have some other versions of VS on the same machine), and you need SP1 to install MVC.
It's definitely possible. I haven't really used the Express editions enough to know what is easier or more difficult in one edition or another but the Web Developer edition is also free.
An easy way to do this is to get the Web Platform Installer. It installs everything you need to get going with web dev. Some have claimed that its vista only, but I was able to use it to install it on XP HOME on my asus netbook.
Yes. I have installed some of the previews. You just don't get MS Test.
Edit: That was with VS Express Web Developer Edition, however.
What do you mean regarding running ASP.NET MVC projects? To run it, you'd need a Web server rather than Visual Studio. For development, you can develop a class library in C# Express that will be used in an ASP.MVC app but project templates are only available for Web development product line (Visual Web Developer or full VS)
Update to reflect OP edit: To develop apps effectively, you'll need Visual Web Dev or VS. There's no point in not using VWD Express as it's free.
At least Visual Web Developer 2008 Express Edition SP1 requred. I think it's just enough for ASP.NET MVC development if you are not working in the team. There are a lot of great 3d-party testing frameworks - you are not constrained only to MS Test.