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by pjmlp 2142 days ago
- GUI designer for each UI framework available

- Visual representation of data structures

- Navigating in binary libraries

- Architecture diagrams with two way editing

- Integration with ticket and source control systems, so that I can relate an issue with a branch and respective set of changed lines of code

- Live unit tests

- Live static analysis, as one types

- Incremental compilation, when hitting run almost everything is pre-compiled

- SQL database integration, ER diagrams, OR mappings generation

- Management of server instances and cloud services

- Memory profilers

- GC tuning tools

- Code metrics

- Graphical debuggers for GPGPU programming

- Graphical debuggers for threads, tasks and processes

- Handling of processes as single project for micro-services debugging

And a couple of other stuff, basically the kind of goodies one gets with Visual Studio Enterprise.

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These are your "must haves"?
- full remote development suite with source synced onto remote server while IDE utilizes remote libraries and and remote compiler tool chain for code analysis.

- learning curve thats significantly smaller despite larger feature set.