Visual Studio 2019 =link= — Report

It was April 2, 2019. The world was blissfully unaware of the chaos coming in 2020. Developers, however, had their own chaos: .NET Core 3.0 was rising, Windows Forms and WPF were being resurrected from the grave, and C++ standards were evolving faster than ever. Into this storm rode . Chapter 1: The First Launch The splash screen was different this time. It wasn't just a logo; it was a clean, minimalist code window. It whispered, “Get to work.”

Microsoft looked at VS2019 and said, "You are done. Your support ends April 9, 2024 (for the LTSC)." Visual Studio 2019 was not the hero that rewrote the engine. VS2022 got that glory. VS Code got the popularity. report visual studio 2019

The Workhorse of the Pandemic Era: A Eulogy for Visual Studio 2019 It was April 2, 2019