Hello and welcome to this video.
What is Visual Studio.
Visual Studio is an integrated development environment which is referred to as an I D E.
It is a tool developed by Microsoft.
It is used to develop computer programs Web sites Web apps Web services and also mobile apps.
So this is the official web page for Visual Studio.
As of the time I am recording this video the current version is 19.
So let's take a look at what the page tells us.
So it tells you you can call faster work smarter.
Create the feature with the best in class IDC says look true.
This is what the interface candlelight eye looks like.
So you can develop with different types of tools that we use to do comes with to develop different types
of applications visuals to do as three main additions.
So I'm going to go to the link displayed on the screen so we can take a look at a comparison between
the different editions of Visual Studio.
So this is the Visual Studio site that shows you a comparison between the visual studio additions.
So the current version as of the time I am recording this video is Visual Studio 2019.
So these are the additions we've got the community and the professional and we've called the Enterprise.
The Enterprise is mainly for companies that have more than 250 pieces and generate an annual revenue
of over one million U.S. dollars.
So if we take a look at the footnotes here it tells you here the enterprise organization are defined
as any company that has more than 250 pieces or generate revenue of over one million U.S. dollars in
annual revenue.
Let's go back and take a look.
Had this comparison table here.
So the blue circles are the features that are common two or three additions tells you this supported
features here.
So for example this integrated development environment you have it in all three additions and you've
got you'll notice that the community and the professional are almost identical.
The key difference really is just in licensing the community is completely free always free.
Professional is paid for.
The Enterprise is also paid for.
But you can try out the professional and also the enterprise for a limited period of time.
The community is ideal for students or a solo developer.
If you have a small team maybe three or less the community addition should be ideal for what you want
to do.
If you are a small to medium size organization with less than a million dollars in annual revenue the
professional might be the one you want.
Obviously if you devil if you are generating revenue of more than a million U.S. dollars a year then
you need to go for the enterprise.
Feel free to look at this supported features and take a look at the comparison here so that you can
see the features that are common two or three.
So that's it for this video in this video.
I give you a quick description of what we just do is and also showed you a comparison between the three
additions of Visual Studio.
Thank you for watching.
Bye for now.