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Visual Studio 2012 build 50522

Visual Studio 2012 build 50522 is the official Release Candidate build of Visual Studio 2012, released alongside Windows 8 Release Preview on 31 May 2012. This build introduces a major UI redesign and improvements and enhancements to its components.
==New features and changes==
=== Setup ===
This build updates the setup design to resemble the RTM build. It also reintroduces installation customization.
===UI Changes===
This build updates the UI to make it resemble the RTM build, which involves creating a custom window chrome where the title bar would reside in. More UI changes include the All-Caps menus, updated icons and colors that give the product "more energy", and an updated dark theme. The product icon has been updated to its final version.
These changes are also carried over to the Help Viewer.
===Tailored Simulator===
This build adds screenshot options to the tailored simulator, and allows putting its window always on top.
==Gallery==
===Setup===
File:Dev11 11.0.50522.1 Setup Splash.png|Splash screen
File:Dev11 11.0.50522.1 Setup InstallationLocation EULAAgreed.png|Setup
VisualStudio2012-11.0.50522.0-Setup-WP8SDK.png|Ditto, Windows Phone 8 SDK variant
File:Dev11 11.0.50522.1 Setup InstallationCustomization.png|Customize installation
File:Dev11 11.0.50522.1 Setup InstallationProgress.png|Installation progress
File:Dev11 11.0.50522.1 Setup InstallationFinish.png|Installation finished
===IDE===
File:Dev11 11.0.50522.1 IDE SplashScreen.png|Splash screen
File:Dev11 11.0.50522.1 IDE DefaultEnvironmentSettings.png|Choose Default Environment Settings
File:Dev11 11.0.50522.1 IDE StartPage DarkMode.png|Dark theme
File:Dev11 11.0.50522.1 IDE NewProject.png|New Project
File:Dev11 11.0.50522.1 IDE WinFormsDesigner.png|WinForms form designer
File:Dev11 11.0.50522.1 IDE MSStore DevLicense.png|Developer License
===Help Viewer===
File:Dev11 11.0.50522.1 HelpViewer SplashScreen.png|Splash screen
File:Dev11 11.0.50522.1 HelpViewer DownloadContent.png|Download Content
File:Dev11 11.0.50522.1 HelpViewer LightMode.png|Help Viewer 2.0
File:Dev11 11.0.50522.1 HelpViewer DarkMode.png|Ditto, in dark mode
===Tailored Simulator===
File:Dev11 11.0.50522.1 TailoredSimulator StartScreen.png|Start screen
File:Dev11 11.0.50522.1 TailoredSimulator ScreenshotSettings.png|Screenshot options
===Miscellaneous===
File:Dev11 11.0.50522.1 Blend StartPage.png|Blend for Visual Studio
==External links==
*Visual Studio 2012 RC Available Now! - Visual Studio Blog
*Visual Studio 11 User Interface Updates Coming in RC - Visual Studio Blog
*Visual Studio Dark Theme - Visual Studio Blog
Visual Studio 2013

Visual Studio 2013 (codenamed Dev12) is the ninth major version of Visual Studio, released on 17 October 2013 alongside .NET Framework 4.5.1. This version of Visual Studio comes bundled by default with Microsoft Visual C++ version 18.xx.
==Changes==
===Visual Studio Online ===
A Microsoft account can now be added to Visual Studio. This syncs all Visual Studio settings on any device containing Visual Studio 2013 or later.
===CodeLens===
Visual Studio 2013 introduces CodeLens References, a way to see which functions or methods are referenced by any line of code.
===Notifications ===
Visual Studio 2013 lets the user see incoming notifications in a centralized location. This is used, for example, when an extension needs to be updated or there's a new version of Visual Studio.
===Team Explorer===
Team Explorer now lets the user add or clone Git repositories.
==List of known builds==
===Preview===
===Release Candidate===
===RTM===
===Updates===
==Gallery==
File:VS2013 OnlineAccounts Main.png|Microsoft account prompt
File:VS2013 CodeLens Main.png|CodeLens
File:VS2013 Notifications Main.png|Notifications view
File:VS2013 TeamExplorer Main.png|Team Explorer with Git repositories
Category:Visual Studio versions
Visual Studio 2015

Visual Studio 2015 (codenamed Dev14) is the tenth major release of Visual Studio, released on 20 July 2015. It replaces legacy .NET compilers with "Roslyn", which also introduces code suggestions. It also supports JSON files and can grab a schema list from Schema Store. It also replaces the previous Visual Studio editions, apart from Community, with Professional and Enterprise. It is the last version to work on Windows 8. This version of Visual Studio comes bundled by default with Microsoft Visual C++ version 19.0x, and is the first to use the backwards-compatible UCRT (Universal C Runtime) runtime libraries.
==Changes==
===Roslyn===
This release, in favor of replacing legacy .NET compilers, introduces Roslyn; an open-source .NET compiler. With this change also comes code refactoring suggestions, which can be anything from code refactors to unused declarations.
===JSON editor===
This release also introduces native JSON support, including JSON schemas from Schema Store.
==List of known builds==
===RTM===
===Update 3===
==Gallery==
File:VS2015 RoslynCodeRefactoring1.png|Removing unnecessary Using statements in C# code
File:VS2015 RoslynCodeRefactoring2.png|Removing an unnecessary this in a line of C# code
File:VS2015 JSONEditor.png|JSON editor
== Notes ==
== External links ==
* Roslyn page on GitHub
Category:Visual Studio versions
Visual Studio 2017

Visual Studio 2017 (codenamed Dev15) is the eleventh major release of Visual Studio, released on 7 March 2017. It is the first version of Visual Studio to use the Visual Studio Installer, and also supports EditorConfig files. It is also the last version of Visual Studio to support Windows 10 Mobile application development and to have an Express for Windows Desktop edition. This version of Visual Studio comes bundled by default with Microsoft Visual C++ version 19.1x, using the backwards-compatible UCRT (Universal C Runtime) runtime libraries.
This version of Visual Studio drops support for Windows 8.
==Changes==
===Visual Studio Installer===
This release introduces the Visual Studio Installer, an installation system that makes Visual Studio more modular by adding or removing features or workloads. It also reduces the installation time of components.
===Filtered IntelliSense===
IntelliSense has been updated to let the user choose from more items to filter with, such as interfaces.
=== EditorConfig===
This release also introduces support for EditorConfig files, and their syntax. An EditorConfig file is generally used to suppress project-wide warnings or messages.
===Code Styles===
This release introduces code styles, which are a set of rules with required styles and various severity levels using specifications.
===Code completion ===
For languages such as C#, Visual Studio 2017 can now autocomplete various statements, such as If statements.
== List of known builds==
===15.0===
===15.1===
===15.2===
===15.3===
===15.4 ===
===15.5===
===15.6===
===15.7===
===15.8===
===15.9===
==Gallery==
===Visual Studio Installer===
NOTE: The screenshots shown use a version of the VS Installer newer than what came with Visual Studio 2017. Most VS updates also update the Installer. However, the core functionality is still the same.
File:VS2017 SetupBootstrapper SetupWelcome.png|Bootstrapper: before installation
File:VS2017 SetupBootstrapper FileFetch.png|Bootstrapper: installation
File:VS2017 SetupBootstrapper FileInstallation.png|Bootstrapper: ditto
File:VS2017 SetupBootstrapper InstallationFinish.png|Bootstrapper: finish screen
File:VS2017 Installer WorkloadSelection.png|Selection of available workloads to install
File:VS2017 Installer IndividualComponents.png|Individual component selection
File:VS2017 Installer LangPacks.png|Available language packs
File:VS2017 Installer InstLocations.png|Installation locations
File:VS2017 Installer InstallationPreparation Light.png|Installation preparation
File:VS2017 Installer InstallationPreparation Dark.png|Ditto, in dark mode
File:VS2017 Installer Download.png|Download phase
File:VS2017 Installer Installation.png|Installation phase
File:VS2017 Installer InstallationFinish.png|Finishing installation
File:VS2017 Installer InstallationMgmt.png|Installation management
===IDE===
File:VS2017 IDE EditorConfig.png|EditorConfig file editor
File:VS2017 IDE CodeStyleSettings.png|Code Style settings
File:VS2017 IDE CodeCompletion.gif|Code completion
Category:Visual Studio versions
Visual Studio 2019

Visual Studio 2019 (codenamed Dev16) is the twelfth major release of Visual Studio, released on 2 April 2019. This release introduces Live Share, the Start Window, enhancements to per-monitor scaling awareness and improvements to performance and reliability. It is the last 32-bit version of Visual Studio, and is also the last version to support Windows 7 and Windows 8.1. This version of Visual Studio comes bundled by default with Microsoft Visual C++ version 19.2x, using the backwards-compatible UCRT (Universal C Runtime) runtime libraries.
==Changes==
===Visual Studio Installer===
When updating Visual Studio, the Installer can now download components and install them, as opposed to having them run in parallel. Updates are also downloaded in the background now.
===IDE===
Visual Studio 2019 uses a more compact design by default to give the user a bigger workspace, and also features a more sophisticated per-monitor scaling awareness technology. Also, MSBuild now targets .NET Framework 4.7.2 by default.
===Live Share===
Live Share allows up to 5 developers to collaborate on a project simultaneously through an invitation link that can be sent to people through e-mail or Slack channels.
===Extensibility===
Extensions can now use an updated Visual Studio SDK, which now features an AsyncPackage. The Extension Manager also shows whether an extension is in trial form.
===Shell===
Visual Studio now includes a Document Health indicator, indicating errors, warnings and ways to clean up unnecessary code. It also features the Clipboard Ring.
===Preview Features===
Visual Studio now shows features that aren't fully ready in a new Preview Features section under Options.
==List of known builds==
===16.0===
===16.1===
===16.2===
===16.3===
===16.4===
===16.5===
===16.6===
===16.7===
===16.8===
===16.9===
===16.10===
===16.11===
Category:Visual Studio versions
Visual Studio 2022

Visual Studio 2022 (codenamed Dev17) is the thirteenth major version of Visual Studio. It is the first 64-bit version of Visual Studio. It also brings new icons to the IDE, as well as full support for .NET 6 and .NET MAUI, improved IntelliCode and other new features.
The first preview was released on 17 June 2021. The final build was released to general availability on 8 November 2021. Version 17.7 drops support for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 and only runs on Windows 10 and later, while 17.6 LTSC retains support for these operating systems. This version of Visual Studio comes bundled by default with Microsoft Visual C++ version 19.3x, using the backwards-compatible UCRT (Universal C Runtime) runtime libraries.
==List of known builds==
===17.0===
===17.1===
===17.2===
===17.3===
===17.4===
===17.5===
===17.6===
===17.7===
===17.8===
Category:Visual Studio versions
Visual Studio 2022 build 31423

Visual Studio 2022 build 31423 is the official Preview 1 build of Visual Studio 2022.
== Changes ==
=== General ===
* The IDE is now 64-bit.
=== IntelliCode ===
* Can now auto-complete an entire line of code.
=== .NET 6 ===
* The .NET 6 preview SDK is now included with Visual Studio.
* Basic support for .NET MAUI. Temporarily you have to install the .NET MAUI workload separately from .NET 6.
=== Hot Reload ===
* Now available while using the debugger.
* Allows developers to change an app's code without needing to pause it.
=== New WPF XAML Designer for .NET Framework ===
* A port of the .NET Core version.
== Gallery ==
File:VS22 pre1 HotReload.png|The .NET Hot Reload button highlighted
File:VS22 pre1 IntelliCode 1.png|IntelliCode completing a line of code
File:VS22 pre1 IntelliCode 2.png
File:VS22 pre1 WPF 1.png|The new WPF XAML designer
File:VS22 pre1 WPF 2.png
Category:Visual Studio builds
Visual Studio 2022 version 17.5 build 33312

Visual Studio version 17.5 build 33312 is the Preview 3 release of Visual Studio 2022 version 17.5, released on 18 January 2023. This release introduces a XAML window accessibility checker, a spell checker and improvements to C# and C++.
==Changes==
===Visual Studio IDE===
====Accessibility====
This release introduces the Accessibility Checker, which detects accessibility issues in a WPF application and shows steps on how to fix them.
====Spell checker====
This release also introduces the spell checker, which can detect spelling mistakes in parts of a code file, and provide fixes.
====External source debugging====
This release improves the speed on which PDB files are loaded when debugging an application.
====Markdown====
The Markdown editor introduced in Preview 2 is now available to anyone.
====Suggestions====
This release introduces intent based suggestions. Visual Studio uses Machine Learning algorithms to understand the source code and provide relevant changes.
===.NET===
====HTML code actions====
This release supports HTML code actions in Razor files, like encoding an image in Base64, inserting sizing options, or removing tags.
====Razor and Roslyn spaces====
This release improves the performance in the Razor and Roslyn spaces.
====Build Acceleration====
This release introduces build acceleration, an opt-in feature which increases the speed of incremental project builds.
===C++===
==== Brace pair colorization====
This release introduces brace pair colorization, to find missing braces or seeing the code's scope more easily.
==== Containers====
This release allows opening a development container in the integrated terminal.
==Gallery==
File:Dev17 17.5.33209.295 MarkdownPreview.png|Markdown preview
File:Dev17 17.5.33312.197 SpellChecker.png|Spell checker
File:Dev17 17.5.33312.197 XAMLAccessibilityChecker.png|XAML Accessibility checker
==External links==
*Official announcement
Visual Studio 6.0

Visual Studio 6.0 (codenamed Aspen) is the second major version of Visual Studio, released on 2 September 1998. This is the last release compatible with Windows 9x operating systems, the last to include Visual J++, and the last to not use the .NET Framework; the bundled version of Microsoft Visual C++ is 12.xx.
==List of known builds==
=== Beta 2 ===
=== Release Candidate ===
===RTM===
== Gallery ==
File:VB6 MSDev.png|Visual Basic 6
File:VFP6 MSDev.png|Visual FoxPro 6
Category:Visual Studio versions
Visual Studio 6.0 build 8056

Visual Studio 6.0 build 8056 is a Beta 2 build of Visual Studio 6.0, which was leaked by warez group Legends on 25 March 1998.https://archive.org/details/vs-6.0-build-8056-beta-2 The group that leaked it completely ripped out FoxPro 6.0, along with parts of other components in order to reduce the size of the application. As a result, it is not recommended to install FoxPro 6.0, C++ and J++ due to constant file missing errors that setup throws out. Internet Explorer 4.01 build 2000.2 is also missing in this build, therefore it is recommended to install a newer version of Internet Explorer 4 in order to install this build.
== NFO file ==
== Gallery ==
File:VisualStudio-6.0.8056-BasicSplash.png|Visual Basic - Splash screen
File:VisualStudio-6.0.8056-Basic.png|Visual Basic
== References ==
Visual Studio 6.0 build 8141

Visual Studio 6.0 build 8141 is a Release Candidate build of Visual Studio 6.0.
== Gallery ==
=== Setup ===
File:VisualStudio-6.0.8141-Setup1.png|AutoRun
File:VisualStudio-6.0.8141-Setup2.png|Welcome
File:VisualStudio-6.0.8141-Setup3.png|Component selection
File:VisualStudio-6.0.8141-Setup4.png|Copying files
File:VisualStudio-6.0.8141-Setup5.png|End of setup
=== Visual Basic ===
File:VisualStudio-6.0.8141-BasicSplash.png|Splash screen
File:VisualStudio-6.0.8141-Basic.png|Basic
=== Visual C++ ===
File:VisualStudio-6.0.8141-C++Splash.png|Splash screen
=== Visual FoxPro ===
File:VisualStudio-6.0.8141-FoxProSplash.png|Splash screen
File:VisualStudio-6.0.8141-FoxPro.png|FoxPro
=== Visual InterDev ===
File:VisualStudio-6.0.8141-InterDevSplash.png|Splash screen
File:VisualStudio-6.0.8141-InterDev.png|InterDev
=== Miscellaneous ===
File:VisualStudio-6.0.8141-CD1.jpg|CD 1
File:VisualStudio-6.0.8141-CD2.jpg|CD 2
File:VisualStudio-6.0.8141-CD3.jpg|CD 3
Visual Studio 97

Visual Studio 97 (codenamed Boston) is the first major release of Visual Studio, released on 19 March 1997. This release bundles the existing Microsoft development environments, such as Visual Basic, C++, J++, or FoxPro; the bundled version of Microsoft Visual C++ is 11.xx.
==Changes==
===Developer Studio===
This release introduces Developer Studio, the common development environment, where the developer could interact with C++, Web, J++ or FoxPro applications and projects.
===Visual InterDev===
This release also introduces Visual InterDev, which was primarily used to create Web applications.
===Visual Basic===
Visual Basic now supports compiling native code, and ActiveX controls.
===Visual FoxPro===
Visual FoxPro now supports object-oriented programming, to visually develop highly-maintainable code. It also supports moving tables and databases to Oracle servers.
===Visual J++===
This release also introduces Visual J++, a way to develop and test Java applets and applications.
==List of known builds==
===RTM===
Category:Visual Studio versions
Visual style

A visual style is a set of bitmaps and other graphics used to modify the Windows user interface, which was introduced in Windows XP. They are more advanced compared to a color scheme applied on top of the classic theme, which was the original built-in customization mechanism used prior to Windows XP. The behavior and effects of visual styles later changed significantly in the Windows Longhorn and Windows Vista operating systems due to the inclusion of a desktop compositor.
The visual style engine is implemented in uxtheme.dll and the Themes service (shsvcs.dll in Windows XP and Vista; themeservice.dll in Windows 7 and later), while the resources for the individual styles are contained in resource-only DLL files with the .msstyles extension. A single visual style can contain multiple variants, although this was officially used only for the Luna theme.
== List of official visual styles ==
Name 	Appears in 	Finalized?	Notes
Watercolor 	Windows XP (pre-releases only) 	 	Also known as Business or Professional. Included in Windows XP build 2223 to 2419.
Sample Test Visual Style	Windows XP (pre-releases only) 	 	Internally known as Mallard. Included in Windows XP build 2410 - 2419.
Candy 	Windows XP (source tree) 	 	Found in the leaked Windows XP source tree. Not included in any known builds.
Luna 	Windows XP 	 	Shipped in Blue, Olive Green and Silver variants.
Royale 	Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005Windows Embedded 2009	 	Variants of this theme include the unfinished Noir variant, the Zune theme and the Embedded theme from Windows Embedded 2009.
Plex 	Windows Vista (pre-reset builds only) 	 	Included in M3 - M6 builds, Placeholder for Aero.
Slate 	Windows Vista (pre-reset builds only) 	 	Included in M7 builds.
Jade 	Windows Vista (pre-reset builds only) 	 	Included in M7 builds.
Windows Basic 	Windows Vista - present 	 	Can't be enabled under normal circumstances since Windows 8.
Windows Aero 	Windows Vista - present 	 	The Aero Glass effect was removed in Windows 8, although it was still present in development versions.
Aero Lite 	Windows 8 - present 	 	Used to implement the high contrast mode. "Windows Basic" is used as the display name in Windows Server 2012 and Server 2012 R2 despite using Desktop Window Manager.
 
Category:Windows components
Category:Introduced in Windows XP
Void Linux

Void Linux is an independent Linux distribution that was initially released in 2008 by Juan Romero Pardines, a former developer of NetBSD. It features a rolling release update model and uses its own package manager called "X Binary Package System (XBPS)". It uses runit as its init system and provides glibc and musl editions. It also supports certain PowerPC Macs.
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems
WatchOS

watchOS is a series of mobile operating systems developed by Apple for their Apple Watch platform. It is based on codebase of iOS.
watchOS 1 through watchOS 8 was 32- and 64-bit compatible. However, watchOS 9 dropped support for 32-bit software. watchOS 5 was the first version of watchOS to bring 64-bit support.
== Timeline==
Name 	Darwin version	Codename 	Release date 	Notes
watchOS 1 	14 	SkiHill (watchOS 1.0)Bucket (watchOS 1.0.1) 	April 2015 	First version of watchOS
watchOS 2 	15 	Bondi (watchOS 2.0)Atlantic (watchOS 2.0.1)Bahar (watchOS 2.1)Coral (watchOS 2.2)Fish (watchOS 2.2.1)Goldfish (watchOS 2.2.2) 	September 2015	
watchOS 3 	16 	Daytona (watchOS 3.0)Blowfish (watchOS 3.1)Catfish (watchOS 3.1.1)Dogfish (watchOS 3.1.3)Electric (watchOS 3.2)Firefish (watchOS 3.2.2)Ghostfish (watchOS 3.2.3)	September 2016	
watchOS 4 	17 	Fortune (watchOS 4.0 - 4.0.1)Beluga (watchOS 4.1)Catamaran (watchOS 4.2)Dolphin (watchOS 4.2.2 - 4.2.3)Emperor (watchOS 4.3)Ferry (watchOS 4.3.1 - 4.3.2) 	September 2017	
watchOS 5 	18 	Glory (watchOS 5.0 - 5.3.9) 	September 2018	First version of watchOS to bring 64-bit support
watchOS 6 	19 	Grace (watchOS 6.0 - 6.3) 	September 2019	
watchOS 7 	20 	Hunter (watchOS 7.0 - 7.6.2) 	September 2020	
watchOS 8 	21 	Jupiter (watchOS 8.0 - 8.8.1) 	September 2021	Final version of watchOS with 32-bit support
watchOS 9 	22 	Kincaid (watchOS 9.0 - 9.6.3) 	September 2022	
watchOS 10	23 	Lighthouse (watchOS 10.0 - 10.6.1) 	September 2023	
watchOS 11	24 	Moonstone (watchOS 11.0 - 11.3.1) 	September 2024	
Category:Operating systems
WatchOS 1.0.1 build 12S632

watchOS 1.0.1 build 12S632 is the official RTM build of watchOS 1.0.1, which was released to the public on 19 May 2015.https://www.macrumors.com/2015/05/19/apple-releases-first-apple-watch-software-update/ It is based on iOS 8.3.
==Improvements==
*UI adjustments have been made to the notification screen.
*Improvements to the overall performance have been made.
*Support for displaying additional languages and emoji characters has been added.
==References==
WatchOS 10

watchOS 10 (codenamed Lighthouse) is the tenth version of watchOS that was released on 18 September 2023. It was first announced at the WWDC keynote on 5 June 2023.
==List of known builds==
===watchOS 10.0===
===watchOS 10.0.1===
===watchOS 10.0.2===
===watchOS 10.1===
===watchOS 10.1.1===
===watchOS 10.2===
===watchOS 10.3===
===watchOS 10.3.1===
===watchOS 10.4===
===watchOS 10.5===
===watchOS 10.6===
===watchOS 10.6.1===
WatchOS 11

watchOS 11 (codenamed Moonstone) is the eleventh version of watchOS that was released on 16 September 2024. It was first announced at the WWDC keynote on 10 June 2024.
==List of known builds==
===watchOS 11.0===
===watchOS 11.0.1===
===watchOS 11.1===
===watchOS 11.2===
===watchOS 11.3===
===watchOS 11.3.1===
WatchOS 2

watchOS 2 (codenamed Bondi) is the second version of watchOS that was released on 21 September 2015. It was first announced at the WWDC keynote on 15 June 2015.
==List of known builds==
===watchOS 2.0===
===watchOS 2.0.1===
===watchOS 2.1===
===watchOS 2.2===
===watchOS 2.2.1===
===watchOS 2.2.2===
WatchOS 3

watchOS 3 (codenamed Daytona)is the third version of watchOS that was released on 13 September 2016. It was first announced at the WWDC keynote on 13 June 2016.
==List of known builds==
===watchOS 3.0===
===watchOS 3.1===
===watchOS 3.1.1===
===watchOS 3.1.3===
===watchOS 3.2===
===watchOS 3.2.2===
===watchOS 3.2.3===
WatchOS 3.0 build 14S11380I

watchOS 3.0 build 14S11380I is an internal build of watchOS 3, Some photographs of this build running on an Apple Watch Series 2 prototype were shown in a listing found on Chinese marketplace website Idle Fish (闲鱼; Xianyu)https://h5.m.goofish.com/item?id=729425081984.
==References==
WatchOS 4

watchOS 4 (codenamed Fortune) is the fourth version of watchOS that was released on 19 September 2017. It was first announced at the WWDC keynote on 5 June 2017.
==List of known builds==
===watchOS 4.0===
===watchOS 4.0.1===
===watchOS 4.1===
===watchOS 4.2===
===watchOS 4.2.2===
===watchOS 4.2.3===
===watchOS 4.3===
===watchOS 4.3.1===
===watchOS 4.3.2===