LiveShare debuted in VS2017, and provided developers the ability to work together on the same solution. Those who develop large solutions were increasingly hitting the memory limitations imposed by a 32-bit editor-as it is not just a developer’s code which impacts the editor’s memory usage it is also the language services powering IntelliSense and other supporting editor functions.Ĭollaboration and tighter integrating with development teams is a big focus of VS2022.
The move to a fully 64-bit editor is one that has been requested by developers for quite some time, dating back to at least VS2010. NET 6 as well as the latest C++20 keywords and functionality. This latest version of the long-standing tool will be fully 64-bit, and is featuring improved collaboration tools and support for the upcoming. Microsoft’s Amanda Silver has announced that the company will be releasing the first preview of Visual Studio 2022 this summer (2021Q3).
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