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Welcome to Visual Studio 2017 RC

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Welcome to Visual Studio! We’ve got everything you need to create great apps for devices or desktop apps, for the web and in the cloud. Write code for iOS, Android, and Windows in one integrated development environment (IDE). Get great IntelliSense, easy code navigation, fast builds, and quick deployment. Visual Studio increases your productivity and makes it easy to do your work alone or as part of a larger team.
Note
Click here for release notes for Visual Studio 2017 RC.
Download Visual Studio Community for free to start coding right away. If you want to do cross-platform development, make sure that you install the optional packages. (You can get more features with other editions of Visual Studio.)
You can install Visual Studio 2017 RC by downloading it from Visual Studio Downloads. To learn more about the installation process, see Installing Visual Studio 2017 RC. Jump right in, create a new project, or open a code file, and start writing code. Choose the type of app you want to create. Or you can take a tour of the Visual Studio IDE to get more familiar with the tools.
And don’t forget to explore our code gallery to find samples to help you write your app more quickly! Check out the many Visual Studio videos on Channel 9.

Build apps and games for Android, iOS, and Windows

You can use Visual Studio to build apps for Android, iOS, and Windows devices. Learn more about it at Cross-Platform Mobile Development.
For information about Universal Windows Apps (UWP), see Universal Windows Apps.
Choose the tools you need based on your app requirements and the language you want to use.
Create games using Visual Studio with game development tools such as DirectX, Unity, Unreal, Cocos, and more.

Connect your apps to services

You can connect to services out of the box (assuming that you have an account for each service):
You can install Azure development tools to create cloud-powered apps directly from the IDE and connect to Azure services.
In addition, you can integrate Office 365 REST APIs into your own app to connect to data stored in the cloud. For more information, see these samples.

Write great Web apps with ASP.NET

ASP.NET Core is a major update to MVC, WebAPI and SignalR, and runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux. ASP.NET Core has been designed from the ground up to provide you with a lean and composable .NET stack for building modern cloud-based web apps and services.

Build, test, and manage your code

Check in your code

If you work on a team, you need to share the latest versions of the code too so everyone on the team is using the same codebase. Visual Studio seamlessly integrates with Visual Studio Team Services or Team Foundation Server to provide version control with Git or TFVC (Team Foundation Version Control).
Use Visual Studio Team Services to store your code in the cloud with no maintenance of a local server. Use Team Foundation Server if you want to have an on-premises server. Every time you create a code project, you have the option to add it to version control. Learn about which version control system is best for your needs: Choosing the right version control for your project.

Build your app

You can build your app locally and make sure that it works correctly. Then use the debugging tools to fix any issues with your app. Or you can build projects on shared build servers or in the cloud. Automate your build process to build the code that the devs on your team have checked into version control. For example, you can build one or more projects nightly or every time that code is checked in. See Continuous integration on any platform for more information.

Test and improve your app

Create unit tests to improve the quality of your app. These tests can be run every time you check in, and as part of your build.
Plan, create and run manual and automated tests for your app. Test plans, suites, test cases and your test results are stored in the cloud with Visual Studio Team Services or on-premises with Team Foundation Server. Learn more about testing the application.
Diagnose memory and CPU usage and other application-level issues. See Profiling tools for more information.

Deliver your team’s code faster

Remove barriers between members of your team and improve collaboration. Go further and automate the release of your app to each stage in your development all the way to production. Monitor your app's performance and availability when live. Collect real-time usage data about how your customers are actually using your app. See DevOps and Application Lifecycle Management for more details.

What’s new?

Learn about what's new in Visual Studio.
What’s new in Visual Studio 2017 RCWhat’s new for Visual C++
What's New for Visual C#

Extend Visual Studio

Add your own Visual Studio extension to include a tool or script that you often use while coding. You can create custom menu items and tool windows to integrate your own tools into the Visual Studio IDE. You can extend the Visual Studio editor to analyze and fix code, or add a new project type to include just what you need.
To find the latest version of the Visual Studio Extensibility Tools (VS SDK), see Visual Studio SDK.
You can use the .NET Compiler Platform (Roslyn) to write your own code analyzers and code generators. Find everything you need at Roslyn.
Find existing extensions for the VS IDE created by Microsoft developers as well as our development community.

More deatails refer this link

https://www.visualstudio.com/vs/supportvs2017rc/
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/

dotNetTips.DotNetFileCleaner Utility - New Version Released

New year, new release of my app that quickly cleans out Visual Studio, ASP.NET and SQL Server cached files.
 
The dotNetTips.DotNetFileCleaner is a console tool that quickly removes temporary and cached files created by Visual Studio and SQL Server. However, it is recommended to close all the instances of Visual Studio before running this app. Running the app as Administrator should clean out more files and folders.
 
For more information and to download, click here. 

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