If you started your coding journey between 2015 and 2017, there is a high chance you owe a debt of gratitude to one specific piece of software: .
Before 2015, the landscape for Windows developers was simple but expensive. You had the free, limited Express editions (which felt like eating a burger without the patty), or you shelled out thousands for Professional or Enterprise. visual studio 2015 community edition
It paved the way for VS Code, for WSL integration, and for the modern, open-source Microsoft we know today. If you started your coding journey between 2015
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If you remember installing VS2015 on a slow hard drive (not an SSD), you remember pain. The installer was huge. The "Blend for Visual Studio" feature would randomly break. And God help you if you tried to install Resharper on a 4GB RAM machine. It paved the way for VS Code, for