>>I've used the release candidates. Seems basically the sa me as 2017.
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>For me, the coding interface window has shown anomalies in the 2015 version. I would expect this to be resolved since then.
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>Another thing I was not able to properly use is the debugger. When used, it takes a few minutes to start and that is highly problematic. That issue has been known in the product for a while. There again, if there could be some improvements, they will be welcome.
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>Thanks

I program primarily in C++, some assembly, and I have only seen stability and an impressive debugger and IDE interface in VS2015, and VS2017. I haven't used VS2019 enough to say definitively. I just basically loaded some projects, rebuilt, tested some things and looked around.

I think VS is the best developer platform in existence.

I use Whole Tomato's Visual Assist X app for some amazing find and refactoring features.