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Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2012 Microsoft As new information technology plays an integral Visual Studio part in everyday life, customers are in charge. They expect rich interfaces and intuitive interaction. Professional 2012 Microsoft® Visual Studio® Professional 2012 contains The right choice for deep interoperability with business and consumer building multi-tier platforms that allows you to delight your users. applications for the web, You can consolidate many development tasks into cloud, and devices. one tool so you can enhance existing applications or build new, modern ones. Plus, a new simplifi ed, clean, and fast development environment lets you focus on creating value and accomplish tasks quicker. With Visual Studio Professional 2012 you’ll reduce risk, solve problems faster, and continuously deliver value that exceeds your customers’ expectations. Visit www.microsoft.com/visualstudio to learn more and compare product features. Top Reasons to Buy DEVELOP FOR MULTIPLE PLATFORMS DEVELOP FAST AND IMPROVE PRODUCTIVITY WITH Develop applications for Windows®, FLUID EXPERIENCES AN INTEGRATED SOLUTION the cloud, phones, Microsoft® Offi ce, Build responsive user interfaces Use a single tool for all of your and Microsoft® SharePoint® with the and scalable services using additions development tasks including coding, same development environment. within Microsoft® Visual C#®, debugging, and deploying to Plus, you can automatically adapt web Visual Basic® .NET, and Visual C++® improve productivity and simplify the applications to target mobile devices for asynchronous programming development process. Maintain and with enhanced ASP.NET support for that greatly simplify traditional enhance legacy applications through mobile browsers. thread-based code. compatibility with Visual Studio 2010, while you build for the latest platforms. CREATE MODERN WEB APPLICATIONS GO TO THE NEXT LEVEL WITH HTML5 Develop interactive web applications Take standard development to the SPEED AND SIMPLIFY EFFORTS more easily and effi ciently with new next level with new editors that make WITH A NEW IDE tools for JavaScript and jQuery. You HTML5 and CSS3 development more Perform everyday tasks faster with can identify problems faster and make productive and enrich traditional the new user interface that makes it changes on-the-fl y while interacting HTML development. easier for you to navigate through the with your application with the new code and provides quicker access to Page Inspector capability. You can also DEVELOP WITH THE BEST BUSINESS common tasks. build data-driven web applications with PLATFORMS FOR CUSTOMERS new ASP.NET model binding, client-side Extend current applications to the QUICKLY CREATE QUALITY DESKTOP validation, and HTML5 forms. cloud using Windows AzureTM—building AND WEB BUSINESS APPLICATIONS and deploying via project templates, a Build and deploy professional-quality POWERFUL, DESIGN-CENTRIC TOOLS seamless debugging experience, and desktop and web applications and The updated Microsoft® Blend® for easy publishing. services with Microsoft® LightSwitch Visual Studio includes new, design- for Visual Studio, a fl exible, rapid centric tools for XAML and HTML5 USE THE TOOLS YOUR USERS KNOW application-development tool. applications. In addition, you can The capabilities for Microsoft Offi ce experience the application while you and Microsoft SharePoint development CENTRALIZE YOUR TEAM build it with the new interactive mode, make it perfect for creating custom COLLABORATION signifi cantly reducing the time it takes solutions that integrate with the With Team Foundation Server and to create highly interactive applications. productivity tools your users Visual Studio Professional 2012, you already know. and your team can use a centralized source code, work item, and bug- tracking repository in the context of your tasks. This will help to bring your teams together to deliver value that exceeds your customers’ expectations. © 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved..
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