You Can Get Microsoft Visual Studio Pro on Sale for $30 Right Now

You Can Get Microsoft Visual Studio Pro on Sale for $30 Right Now

You can get Microsoft Visual Studio Pro on sale for $29.97 right now (reg. $499)—its lowest price ever. Microsoft Visual Studio Pro 2022 is a 64-bit Integrated Development Environment (IDE) useful for programmers working on large projects. It comes with a suite of tools and built-in integrations that allows users to create responsive web UIs in C# with Blazor, cross-platform mobile and desktop apps with .NET MAUI, and the building, debugging, and testing of .NET and C++ apps in Linux. It also features hot reload capabilities across .NET and C++ apps, and developers can use IntelliCode for efficient coding. Windows 10 is the minimum supported OS, and hardware requirements include at least 4GB RAM with a recommendation of 16GB, along with up to 210GB disk space and a Quad-core or better processor. This license can be used on one desktop or mobile device. 

You can get Microsoft Visual Studio Pro 2022 for Windows on sale for $29.97 right now (reg. $499) until October 27 at 11:59 p.m. PT, though prices can change at any time.



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