Visual Studio Community 2013 also includes dozens of great Visual Studio tools, including Peek, Blend, Code Analysis, Graphical Debugging, and full C# refactoring.

Microsoft is making available as of November 12 a preview of its next Visual Studio release, as well as a brand-new free version of Visual Studio 2013. vs2015 Visual Studio '14 (as it was ...

The other important update today, though, is probably the launch of Visual Studio Community 2013, the free version of the IDE for small teams. You can read more about that here.

It's a little more than one month into the new year, and there's a wave of new Visual Studio extensions available specifically for Visual Studio 2013. With Visual Studio 2015 just around the corner ...

GitHub launched its Student Developer Pack late last year. Now Microsoft's offering Visual Studio Community 2013 for free as part of the deal.

Xamarin has integrated its cross-platform development tools with Microsoft’s Visual Studio Community 2013, allowing developers to build native Android and iOS apps for free. The integration ...

Microsoft has released Visual Studio Community 2013, a copy of Visual Studio Professional that is free to use for users in a non-corporate setting. While the Express editions remain available this ...

The company in November released Visual Studio Community 2013 as a new, full-featured version of the development environment, available at no cost to independent developers, students, small ...

Microsoft today launched the Community 2013 edition of Visual Studio, which essentially replaces the very limited Visual Studio Express version the company has been offering for a few years now ...

He wasn't joking. Fewer than two weeks since the release of Visual Studio 2013 Update 2, along comes the first public version of Visual Studio 2013 Update 3 -- Community Technology Preview (CTP) 1.

Microsoft is making available as of November 12 a preview of its next Visual Studio release, as well as a brand-new free version of Visual Studio 2013. Visual Studio '14 (as it was codenamed ...