However just as explained above, its very much a professional tool. This edition of visual studio is geared towards students, individuals and small organizations. This applies to companies with more than 250 PCs or more 1 Million USD in annual revenue. The professional edition is not a huge jump from community like enterprise is, However organizations beyond a certain size have no choice but to upgrade. This feature helps you figure out just how much of your application is being “covered” by tests. Making sure all of your code is being checked and guarded against bugs becomes more critical. Code CoverageĪs applications mature, undoubtedly their magnitude increases. This saves time since feedback from your changes is being presented to you instantly. Live unit testing gives you real time unit test feedback as you type. This feature is very underrated, but it comes in especially handy when re-factoring or fixing bugs. This means less code re-work and better code quality up front. Sure you can try to keep track of this yourself or use a third party static code analysis tool, but the real time component of this feature allows for catching architectural flaws as they are introduced.
For applications where security and compliance is a must this feature is gold.
This feature gives developers the ability to visualize and validate their application’s architecture. I am going to over some of the most important and valuable features which justifies the extra cost. The enterprise edition brings dozens if not more features to the table over Professional and Community.
Which still leaves the question, which edition!? Community, Professional or Enterprise. That leads the helper to this suggestion. For the purposes of this conversation we are going to go with “I want to develop for Mobile using.
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