Python in Visual Studio “15” Preview 5
Nice to see that Python Development now will be integrated into Visual Studio.
There has been a plugin
Python Tools for Visual Studio,
this is no longer needed as all has been build into Visual Studio.
Definitely nice for IronPython. Anyone actually use it yet?
(Oct-12-2016, 09:53 PM)micseydel Wrote: [ -> ]Definitely nice for IronPython. Anyone actually use it yet?
Not sure have to search,so i guess you could do the same ;)
The selling point is well mostly that can use Net libraries from Python.
I did tested it a long time ago writing some GUI stuff.
Hm? I meant to ask if anyone here has used the new VS. I don't use C#, Windows, or anything like that, so IronPython doesn't mean anything to me personally :)
Tried VS 2015 (free version) with the Python tools. Was not at all impressed. At that time, Iron Python was 2.7. I then took a MS intro course to python where they used, or I should say, tried to use VS and Python tools. They had numerous problems with the IDE, it was really kind of funny. Ended up uninstalling VS.
For what it's worth VS2015 Community edition is free, and is almost exactly the same as the professional edition. They aren't doing "Express" anymore, which was basically VS without any decent features. So it's actually pretty cool for individuals now.