Visual Studio

Increased efficiency

Reduced costs

Improved visualization

Code maintenance

Increase the productivity of the developer

Positive impact is in terms of code maintenance and debugging is good.

Negative in terms of speed of response coming from IDE.

Moreover positive because of the way we can debug the code and review easily.

Interface is easy to understand. I know developer actually leaving other IDE after using visual studio

Code highlighting and linting is excellent

One downside is that opening multiple solutions in one program does not have support

DevOps facilitator

Developer friendly

F/P

We save time doing software

Has enabled us to improve our products' efficacy.

Has helped us increase ROI much more easily.

Quicker deployment of applications

Easy to read code and troubleshoot for efficient coding

Sometimes hard to debug code when presented with VS errors to download extensions, etc

Speeds up completing projects due to good integration with other products.

Azure integration helps a lot when updating existing deployments and minimizes downtime.

One of the most important components of Visual Studio IDE is team collaboration, which improves team productivity.

It supports a wide range of languages. It's simple to add a library and have the IDE display autocomplete, suggestions, and errors while you code.

Visual Studio has a lot of shortcuts, which helps me a lot by saving a lot of time. Its dark theme appeals to me. Intellisense has been quite beneficial.

Saves time and met the client expectations

Saves project budgets

Inbuilt project development architecture

Required highly configured system to run smoothly.

Mostly wide used

Great documentation

Plenty of plugins to make your life easy

It's amazing

Invested a few dollars and earned millions

It's the best code editor

Without Visual Studio, we'd be juggling a multitude of third-party IDEs and tools. The convenience of having all the tools we need wrapped up in a single IDE makes for an efficient development environment.

If you're a Microsoft development shop, and your back-end is SQL Server, Visual Studio lets you install a free package called SQL Server Development Tools. This Microsoft add-in gives you the ability to walk-through debugging stored procedures. The process could certainly be better documented or made seamless, but debugging stored procedures can take a lot of time and using the add-ins such as this one can save your team time and frustration.

The only negative point with Visual Studio is that we need administrative rights to change our installation of features. At our firm admin rights are removed from our machines so whenever wee need to upgrade or change Visual Studio we always have to contact our support staff to temporary elevate our rights to add or remove features in Visual Studio.

We were able to reach out [to] companies, who had smaller scale windows based tasks as well, so we could be ahead of "only Linux based systems" companies

Higher Profitability

Better Performance

Not able to upgrade to latest technology and framework

Faster deployment

Our company has an Enterprise agreement with Microsoft, which includes many benefits and Visual Studio IDE being just one of them.

Visual Studio IDE provides the tools needed for our development teams to code and deliver releases quickly.

Most positive one is, it can do everything right from application development to maintaining the big data warehouse.

IntelliSense helped to overcome the syntax errors, which reduced the time consumed in development and checking.

It helped to standardize the development environment among team to allow them on same page.

Being heavy, it makes it a must to have upgraded machines for smooth operations.

Being huge, it requires you to have larger storage space.

Increase company efficiency.

Protect our data with security.

Save time and money.

Reduced coding time

Increase value of deliverable

Reduced code defects

The Visual Studio IDE has a very flexible system. We can write applications and services using the applications we have developed on the desktop, the web, and mobile platforms.

Linux environments do not provide as much performance as windows systems. In addition to this, we need to check the configuration at the beginning of the manual need to do

Definitely helps with collaboration

A developer can be very productive quickly

Leveraging outside libraries can't be easier

Slowness legitimately impacted performance and ultimately led us to purchase another product.

Being .NET developers however we still keep it installed for those corner cases, so it still has a use.

Developers largely using a single tool simplifies understanding.

A subscription is relatively costly, so maybe cost-prohibitive for a small shop.

For larger shops, the subscriptions come with quite a few additional training services, free Azure time, etc.