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Hello people!I want to ask smth, and see your choice...
Which version of Visual Studio (also, express edition) are you using?
Which is the best for you and why?

Posted 5-Feb-13 3:10am

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Nemanja Petrovic wrote:
Which version of Visual Studio (also, express edition) are you using?

In my laptop, I have installed both Visual Studio 2010 Express Edition & SharpDevelop.

In Office machine, Visual Studio Ultimate 2010.

Nemanja Petrovic wrote:
Which is the best for you and why?

For my practices those're more than enough for me. Freeware. Legal.

Posted 5-Feb-13 7:23am

thatraja

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Thanks!

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**Zoltán Zörgő** · Accepted Answer · 2013-02-05T03:19:00

This is not a good, question since it will provide no meaningful information for you. Everybody is using that one (or more) edition that he/she needs for the job (or was provided for the job, or was able to afford). There are several comparison charts out there you should check. For v2012 see this one: http://www.techxtend.com/ppi_us/partnercenter/partners.aspx?name=microsoft-visual-studio-2012-comparisons[^].
An other topic is the version (Express is edition, not version). As .net evolves, Microsoft is also issuing new version of Visual Studio. See support chart: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Visual_Studio#Version_history[^]. Just a note: Express editions are supporting only the current .net version: VS2008 for .net 3.5, VS2012 is for .net 4.5, and so on.
But there are other alternatives too, like SharpDevelop[^].