There have been a total of 9 different versions of Visual Studio now going all the way back to 1995. My question is for those of you who use Visual Studio, how often have you upgraded your Visual Studio version? Going from 2005 to 2012 for example, not applying updates, but actually buying a different version?
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Jump to PostAs with all software, when it no longer does everything that you need it to do, upgrade. The main caveat to that is if you're building secure applications and/or deploying for enterprise you'll probably want to stay current with the latest technologies.
Jump to Posthow often have you upgraded your Visual Studio version?
I upgrade to the latest version shortly after it's released (since VC6), but for testing purposes rather than business use. For business use, I tend to wait until the first service pack or major update so that any bugs …
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