Ready to get started with Visual Studio 2017? This is your course! Join the experts and get the details, from installation to debugging, in this practical Visual Studio 2017 deep dive.

See how to download and install Visual Studio in standalone and networked environments, along with some of the configuration options, such as choosing your workloads (types of apps or services, languages, and platforms), customizing the installation, and installing language packs. Then, take a tour of the Visual Studio IDE, including all the basics you need to get started with your development projects. Finally, explore debugging in Visual Studio, and learn how to use its features to investigate problems in your code.

○ No sorting option, or a good paging story
○ SQL Injection, without any other alternative
○ Hard to deploy and to keep current with your codebase
○ Poor development story & no testing story
○ Poor client API
○ Lots of table scans
○ Limited queries and few optimization options
○ Single document transactions (from the client)
○ No cross collection transations at all
○ Very small document sizes allowed

• Custom Project Template Not Found
• msvsmon.exe crashes when hitting breakpoint in native C++ code
• Search for a folder in solution explorer, then click home or the X in the search box. The view is reset.
• External Tools argument current line is always zero.
• Can't create v3 Function project.
• Access violation reading location 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF. after updating to VS 2019 Update 16.4.3
• Cannot create function app under 16.4
• MSVC2019 generates AVX-512 instruction in AVX/AVX2 mode
• Bad code generation with rsqrtss (register clobber)
• Visual Studio 2019 Debugger crashes when viewing FastLink callstack.
• C#: Fixed a crash when an attribute constructor is decorated with itself and Nullable Reference Types is enabled.
• Fixed an optimization-analysis bug where we lose track of alias information for arrays of indeterminate length (declared as extern int a[]) when we unroll loops, leading to possible incorrect dead-store removal. 

• Productivity and Performance improvements – Visual Studio is more responsive and usable, and projects load faster.
• Improved tooling to profile and understand your applications performance.
• Updated JavaScript and TypeScript tooling, including improved Vue.js and ESLint support, and right-click context menu productivity improvements.
• More C++ productivity improvements in IntelliSense, Code Analysis, and Just My Code debugging.
• Improved performance for Visual Basic integer manipulation.
• Azure Development improvements, including continuous delivery for Azure Functions, better experience managing secrets via Key Vault, and ability to configure Application Insights during initial site creation.
• More Library Manager features for managing Web Projects’ client-side library files.
• Mobile Development improvements such as faster Android incremental builds and inclusion of Xamarin.Essentials to facilitate building native apps. 

Native vs Hybrid App Development 

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