As a solo developer, the only reason to subscribe to Visual Studio Pro is to get the Azure benefit ($50/mo of Azure credit) to get your cloud-based solution off the ground. If you don't need Azure, …

It depends on your use case, but it is worth buying if you want to use the free credit that will be given with the visual studio subscription***. But for individual use community is more than enough.

Mar 19, 2023 · Dev/Test pricing for SQL was the absolute main reason we chose Azure instead of AWS. It is just flat out cheaper. Pay the $45/month for a visual studio subscription so you can get a dev/test …

Mar 14, 2024 · Microsoft have stopped offering free E5 developer accounts, which were popular for testing purposes. Now, only users with Visual Studio Enterprise subscriptions can create these …

Now that Visual Studio 2022 has been out for a while, I'm looking into options to upgrade from VS 2019. However, I'm a bit lost of what my options are. As far as I can tell, for small companies there are two …

Jun 5, 2024 · Here is how i plan to do it, create a new tenant in my org and invite my personal account and add it as owner of the subscription, then move the subscription to my tenant on personal account …

Aug 18, 2021 · Hi, Visual Studio Pro subscription is $45 a month, which turns into $1620 in three years. Does anyone know of a way to lower that? We have a small…

Jan 19, 2023 · Hey everyone, My work provides me with a enterprise msdn subscription. I have access to 6 months of pluralsight, and 150$ worth of azure credits per…

Apr 3, 2023 · Wait what!? I thought visual studio subs had a spend limit on them!? Aren’t they based on credits? But to answer the original question - if you navigate to the Properties blade of the …

Jul 19, 2023 · (The monthly subscription doesn't come with development licenses) I'm currently running VS Enterprise IDE with a retail non-subscription license. We want to get our team onto the standard …