Description:Microsoft Visual Studio is an integrated development environment (IDE) from Microsoft. It is used to develop console and graphical user interface applications along with Windows Forms applications, web sites, web applications, and web services in both native code together with managed code for all platforms supported by Microsoft Windows, Windows Mobile, Windows CE, .NET Framework, .NET Compact Frameworkand Microsoft Silverlight.
Professional developers need professional tools. Visual Studio Professional 2012 is a unified development experience that enables developers to create multi-tier applications across the web, cloud, and devices. It provides the ability to maintain and modernize existing applications while building cutting-edge apps for new platforms such as Windows 8. With Blend for Visual Studio, you can design immersive experiences in both XAML and HTML5 for Windows 8, and with LightSwitch projects you can rapidly produce out-of-the-box line-of-business applications.
What’s New in Visual Studio 2012
Designing and building Metro style apps
Understand the basics of Metro style apps.For more information, see Getting started with Metro style apps.
Build a Metro style app by using one of several default project templates, which provide the files, resources, and structure for various kinds of Metro style apps.For more information, see Develop Metro style apps using Visual Studio 2012.
Build a Metro style app by using XAML and C++, C#, or Visual Basic.For more information, see Developing Metro style apps (C#/C++/VB).
Build a Metro style app by using JavaScript.For more information, see Designing and building Metro style apps (JavaScript).
Visually design Metro style apps that you build by using HTML.You can use Blend to drag app controls onto a design surface and then manipulate them and set their properties. For more information, see the Design Metro style apps using Blend.
Visually design Metro style apps that you build by using XAML.You can use the XAML Designer to drag app controls onto a design surface and then manipulate them and set their properties. For more information, see Creating a UI by using XAML Designer.
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