The Daily Six Pack: July 8, 2013

Visual Studio 2013 UI Featured

Visual Studio 2013 UI changes seem imminent. This obviously means that developers of Visual Studio extensions are really going to love Microsoft after the latest change. Luckily the change isn’t radical at all (not that I minded the Visual Studio 2010 UI) but I do think that the Visual Studio 2013 UI changes could have taken a back seat to fixing VS performance etc.

Martin Hinshelwood then talks about installing Visual Studio 2013 on Server 2012. He provides some really great screenshots and great explanations. So be sure to check out his post below.

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Dirk Strauss

As a seasoned software developer with a long-standing career in C# and Visual Studio, I have had the privilege of working with a number of companies and learning from some of the most talented individuals in the industry. In addition to my professional experience, I have authored multiple books on topics such as C#, Visual Studio, and ASP.NET Core. My passion for programming is unwavering, and I am dedicated to staying current with the latest technology and sharing my expertise with others.