Visual Studio 2019 is now available
News|3 April 2019
Microsoft has released Visual Studio 2019 and Visual Studio 2019 for Mac.
Users can benefit from individual and team productivity, modern development support and constant innovation. In addition, the latest Mac version comes with a number of great new features and performance improvements.
Find out more about this new release by attending the online launch event. Even if you can’t attend today, you can watch it on-demand. We’ve detailed some of the key new features on our blog.
We have a session about Visual Studio 2019 at our ISV Partner Day in Reading on 16th April. This will be delivered by April Edwards, Technical Solutions Professional at Microsoft, who is an experienced solution architect and IT evangelist. During her 45-minute session within the day’s developer track, April will cover all the major updates and developments present in Visual Studio 2019’s general release. You’ll also have the opportunity to ask April your questions on all new features. Find out more about the event and sign up here!
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