Visual Studio 2022 new features

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Microsoft Officially released Visual Studio 2022 for general availability on Nov-2021.

The Primary focus of Visual Studio 2022 is developer productivity and quality of life improvements.

These are the five new features of Visual Studio 2022 that I find most exciting:


  A 64-bit IDE

 Finally, Visual Studio ships as a 64-bit application. So, you can see a   considerable improvement in the project loading and execution time when   compared to previous versions. You can now work on projects of any size and   complexity. The following image from Microsoft DevBlogs shows how fast   Visual Studio 2022 can load 1,601 projects with 298,326 files.


 .NET 6 support

  Complete support for .NET 6 is now available with Visual Studio 2022. The        framework .NET 6 is a unified framework. It supports developing web, client,   and mobile apps in both Windows and Mac operating systems.

 Intellicode

 The most exciting and important feature in this latest version is AI-powered  code completion. This enables developers to complete code based on their code context, i.e., variable names, functions, and the type of code they are writing. AI will complete the whole line at once based on code context

Intellicode in Visual Studio 2022


Hot reload

The hot reload feature enables users to speed up their development. It reduces the time to rebuild and deploy the app for every change made in the code. The hot reload feature in Visual Studio 2022 has great updates for Blazor and Razor editors. Now, hot reload works even for changes made in the CSS files.


Find in Files is faster

Find in Files support in Visual Studio allows you to find specific files in a project. The performance of this support has been significantly improved in this new version. It’s three times faster than the previous Visual Studio versions.

Enhancements in the Find in Files Feature in Visual Studio 2022

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