It can target Windows and Android ... with the Visual Studio 2015 Release Candidate. The development environment itself has seen some love. The C# and Visual Basic code editors now use the ...

Visual Studio Code open source edition is a great way for ... if you’re working on a Linux desktop, a macOS laptop, an Android tablet, or a smartphone, it’ll all be the same.

Android developers who use Microsoft Visual Studio now have more choice. They can opt for Microsoft’s cross-platform toolset or use an Android development add-on recently released as open source.

Extensions for Visual Studio Code are found in a new place for distributing ... It will include everything needed to develop for Windows, Android, and iOS. Building for iOS does, however, still ...

The .NET Core, Android, iOS, and macOS targets are optional; the latter three use Xamarin. You would think that deciding between Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code for any given software ...

In other words, Visual Studio. The case for Android development might be a bit ... That said, the integration isn't perfect or native. You don't code iOS apps in Objective-C, for example.

According to that same Stack Overflow survey cited by Microsoft, 56.6 percent of mobile developers are actually using Android Studio, compared to 36.6 percent who are using Visual Studio Code.

Visual Studio Emulator for Android is a tool that allows Android ... Microsoft has already made the open-source version of Visual Studio Code available on GitHub for developers.

About three years ago Microsoft released a new source code editor for Windows, Linux, and macOS. This was named Visual Studio Code. It is way lighter IDE than various editions of the legendary ...