I know it’s still in CTP, but is Visual Studio 2010 stable enough for everyday use? Are there any gotchas to watch out for, like .sln conversions that aren’t backward-compatible with VS2008?
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I know it’s still in CTP, but is Visual Studio 2010 stable enough for everyday use? Are there any gotchas to watch out for, like .sln conversions that aren’t backward-compatible with VS2008?
I can say that the Team Editions – Architect and Test – are definitely not. That’s not to say that they don’t look great – but in a very good demo given by Mickey Goussett, they crashed or had some significant problems multiple times (particularly in the test reproducing features and the architect diagrams).
Play with it, but I wouldn’t recommend it for production code.