TL;DR: Score Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2022 for just $27.97 (reg. $499) and save a massive amount compared to buying it from Microsoft. Offer ends April 27.
Looking for a top-notch development environment that won’t empty your wallet? Right now, you can snag Visual Studio Professional 2022 for the incredibly low price of $27.97. That’s a huge discount compared to the typical price of $499 you might see elsewhere, including directly from Microsoft.
Visual Studio Professional 2022 is a fully-featured 64-bit development hub used by professionals everywhere to build all kinds of applications. This isn’t some stripped-down version; you get the real deal to craft apps for Windows, Mac, Android, iOS, and the web. It’s got the tools to work with .NET MAUI for those cross-platform projects and Blazor for web UIs in C#. You can even build and test your .NET and C++ code on Linux.
Forget constantly recompiling—the hot reload feature lets you see your changes live. IntelliCode acts like your coding buddy, suggesting and even completing lines of code to speed things up. Plus, CodeLens gives you handy insights into your code’s history and who touched what. And when you’re working with a team? Live Share allows real-time collaboration, making it easier to debug and build together.
Get Visual Studio Professional 2022 while it’s just $27.97 until April 27 at 11:59 p.m. PT with no coupon needed (reg. $499).
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https://www.pcworld.com/article/2703363/only-days-left-to-save-hundreds-on-visual-studio-pro.html
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