And while the Preview install is not officially supported (not “go live”), the main one remains fully supported and you can use both at the same time on the same machine. For Visual Studio 2017, we now have the ability to install and use Preview side-by-side with another install of Visual Studio.
In the past, installing a preview of Visual Studio has required using a completely separate machine. Visual Studio Preview will receive updates a few weeks before the “stable” release, letting you try the latest and greatest improvements first. This will be an early preview of what’s coming next for Visual Studio, just like those we have been releasing up to this point. Visual Studio 2017 and Visual Studio PreviewĪs well as Visual Studio 2017, today we are also releasing Visual Studio Preview. This means everyone will see more frequent updates, and they’ll generally be faster and more targeted than in the past, but we can also provide our early adopters with access to features before anyone else. For Visual Studio 2017, we significantly improved our install experience and added scenario-specific workloads, but also made it easier for us to service the product. For those of us who love getting new toys, this can be disappointing after an update-packed preview phase. But over in this corner of our world, we are announcing something special.Īs you likely know, once software is officially released, it normally gets less frequent updates. Today is launch day for Visual Studio 2017, and you can see all the info and join the live event at.
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