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Hi akisp, Welcome to the MSDN forum. Sorry for the later reply and for your first question, I confirmed and it recommends downloading VS community 2017 and it not mentions the express 2017 version is will be release or not. Meanwhile, I found some other community members already reported it in and Nicole Brunk MSFT: I’d love to understand your development needs so we can capture any feedback you have about our current offerings.
If you’d be willing to talk with our team, please reach out to me at any time. Please try to consult with Nicole Brunk MSFT and you will get an official confirmation information for your first question, thank you for your understanding. For you second question about C# 7.0, as far as I know, it should not available in VS 2015 express version, please have a look at this: and the C# 7.0 is in VS “15” Preview 4 which is a higher version than VS 2015 and VS 2015 express is released on 7/29/2015. Best regards, Sara MSDN Community Support Please remember to click 'Mark as Answer' the responses that resolved your issue, and to click 'Unmark as Answer' if not. This can be beneficial to other community members reading this thread. If you have any compliments or complaints to MSDN Support, feel free to contact.
Microsoft hasn't announced Visual Studio 2017 Express editions and in all likelihood it won't be announced. The Visual Studio Community Edition of VS 2015 and VS 2017 is much better than the Express editions: - It is basically the same than the Professional edition (except some minor details such as lack of CodeLens) - It allows extensions (that Express editions didn't) - It can be used even to develop commercial products by individuals and by up to 5 users of non-enterprise organizations (meaning those with ≤250 PCs and ≤$1 Million US Dollars in annual revenue). See my post: Is there any reason that prevents you using the Community edition? My portal and blog about VSX: Twitter: MZ-Tools productivity extension for Visual Studio: https://www.mztools.com. For me, I am a server administrator at a large corporation. I build small applications to help me manage servers and server related infrastructure.
Since I am not building 'for myself', for education purposes, or as open source, I cannot use the Community Edition. As I am not a 'developer' there is no way I can justify my boss spending money on the full professional/enterprise edition for me just to build the little apps I use. The Express version is the only version that is licensed for my needs. I try to use PowerShell as much as possible, but there are times when VB is needed. Microsoft hasn't announced Visual Studio 2017 Express editions and in all likelihood it won't be announced.
The Visual Studio Community Edition of VS 2015 and VS 2017 is much better than the Express editions: - It is basically the same than the Professional edition (except some minor details such as lack of CodeLens) - It allows extensions (that Express editions didn't) - It can be used even to develop commercial products by individuals and by up to 5 users of non-enterprise organizations (meaning those with ≤250 PCs and ≤$1 Million US Dollars in annual revenue). See my post: Is there any reason that prevents you using the Community edition? My portal and blog about VSX: Twitter: MZ-Tools productivity extension for Visual Studio: I use VS 2017 Professional myself.
I work for a company that falls into the enterprise classification as defined in the VS Community license. We have 2 licenses for Professional for myself and another developer. But we also have a team of about 10 developers who from time to time need to make small changes in the code we maintain. Up until now they were using Visual Studio Express for that purpose. This is why I asked the question. They can keep using the 2015 version if Express will be discontinued but I want to start using C# 7 features and I don't know if C# 7 is supported in VS 2015 Express. That was the second part of my question.
Believe or not, last night when I answered the section 'Still want Visual Studio Express?' Contained the text 'Visual Studio 2017 Express will be available soon. Right now, if you want to download Express, you can download Visual Studio 2015.' And now certainly it is removed.
I know that I was not dreaming because I copied the text and pasted it here. So my first answer was correct and it seems that Microsoft won't announce Express editions after all. At least not 'soon'.
My portal and blog about VSX: Twitter: MZ-Tools productivity extension for Visual Studio: https://www.mztools.com. Believe or not, last night when I answered the section 'Still want Visual Studio Express?'
Contained the text 'Visual Studio 2017 Express will be available soon. Right now, if you want to download Express, you can download Visual Studio 2015.' And now certainly it is removed. I know that I was not dreaming because I copied the text and pasted it here. So my first answer was correct and it seems that Microsoft won't announce Express editions after all. At least not 'soon'.
Carlos, I had to smile about this. (friendly of course) Success Cor. Hi akisp, Welcome to the MSDN forum. Sorry for the later reply and for your first question, I confirmed and it recommends downloading VS community 2017 and it not mentions the express 2017 version is will be release or not.
Meanwhile, I found some other community members already reported it in and Nicole Brunk MSFT: I’d love to understand your development needs so we can capture any feedback you have about our current offerings. If you’d be willing to talk with our team, please reach out to me at any time. Please try to consult with Nicole Brunk MSFT and you will get an official confirmation information for your first question, thank you for your understanding.
For you second question about C# 7.0, as far as I know, it should not available in VS 2015 express version, please have a look at this: and the C# 7.0 is in VS “15” Preview 4 which is a higher version than VS 2015 and VS 2015 express is released on 7/29/2015. Best regards, Sara MSDN Community Support Please remember to click 'Mark as Answer' the responses that resolved your issue, and to click 'Unmark as Answer' if not.
This can be beneficial to other community members reading this thread. If you have any compliments or complaints to MSDN Support, feel free to contact. Hi akisp, Thank you for your feedback.
If you get the official confirmation information from Nicole, could you please also update it in here, that will help other community members who have the same issue to know it, thanks in advance:) Best regards, Sara MSDN Community Support Please remember to click 'Mark as Answer' the responses that resolved your issue, and to click 'Unmark as Answer' if not. This can be beneficial to other community members reading this thread. If you have any compliments or complaints to MSDN Support, feel free to contact. Believe or not, last night when I answered the section 'Still want Visual Studio Express?'
Contained the text 'Visual Studio 2017 Express will be available soon. Right now, if you want to download Express, you can download Visual Studio 2015.' And now certainly it is removed.
I know that I was not dreaming because I copied the text and pasted it here. So my first answer was correct and it seems that Microsoft won't announce Express editions after all. At least not 'soon'.
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My portal and blog about VSX: Twitter: MZ-Tools productivity extension for Visual Studio: This link confirms that the site used to say that Express would be available soon; I saw it with my own eyes before the site was changed. In this official MS document you can find a reference to Visual Studio 2017 Express. Please search the text for 'Visual Studio Express 2017 Products' Visual Studio Express 2017 Products A number of free development tools are also available, including Visual Studio Express for Windows, Visual Studio Express for Web and Visual Studio Express for Windows Desktop. These tools provide a subset of the functionality available in Visual Studio Professional 2017 and are specific to writing applications targeting these platforms. Each of these Visual Studio Express products is licensed per user and subject to the use terms included with the product.
Visual Studio Express can be used to build production applications Does this mean that we should expect a 2017 Express release in future? PS: this is the archived copy in case the original one is deleted or modified: https://web.archive.org/web/0722/https://www.visualstudio.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Visual-Studio-2017-Licensing-Whitepaper-March-2017.pdf. Thanks for the note and the question. Since we originally introduced the limited Express products, we’ve significantly opened up licensing for the full product, including the introduction of a Community edition of Visual Studio.
The large majority of Express users have migrated to Visual Studio Community over the last couple of years. So now that Visual Studio 2017 is here, we’re encouraging Express users to consider alternatives. In particular, Visual Studio Community offers support for extensions, a much broader variety of workloads, and is licensed for many scenarios including individual developers, smaller companies, open source projects, and for academic use. And of course, for large corporations we have the Professional and Enterprise editions.
The 2015 release of the Express products remains available for download for those who still need to use them for reasons not covered above. You can see more about the available choices here:. I would also like to talk to you to gain a deeper understanding of your reservation in using one of the currently available Visual Studio 2017 products, so please don’t hesitate to reach out at unnir at Microsoft dot com. Best regards, Sara MSDN Community Support Please remember to click 'Mark as Answer' the responses that resolved your issue, and to click 'Unmark as Answer' if not. This can be beneficial to other community members reading this thread.
If you have any compliments or complaints to MSDN Support, feel free to contact.