Visual Studio 2017 includes the Redgate Data Tools to help you extend DevOps processes to SQL Server databases. We’ve also improved Xamarin’s memory usage and reduced our disk space footprint so that Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android tools are more lightweight and efficient. So go ahead and try the newest features available in C# 7 by exploring with a workbook. In this update, we’ve added support for C# 7 with Roslyn 2.0. Xamarin Workbooks provides a blend of documentation and code that is perfect for experimentation, learning, and creating guides. To get started building Windows apps with the Creators Update SDK, read the instructions at this post. NET Native compiler, PackageReference support for UWP projects targeting the Creators Update, XAML IntelliSense warnings for types and properties that are not available on all Windows versions, support for creation of streaming install packages, as well as creation of optional packages and related sets. Along with the inclusion of the new Windows 10 Creators Update SDK, we made several improvements, such as an updated. The Universal Windows Platform Tools have been updated to add support for the upcoming Windows Creators Update.
For a more complete list of features and changes for this update, please read our release notes. There is also a set of performance improvements you can read about in Bertan’s post, Visual Studio 2017 Performance Improvements. In this update, which will show up in Help/About as 15.1 (26403.0), we’ve added support for the Windows 10 Creators Update SDK, added support in Xamarin Workbooks for C# 7, and updated the Redgate Data Tools.
We’ve released an update to Visual Studio 2017 and you can download it and start using it today.
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