Microsoft on Wednesday announced the coming 'retirement' of its Visual Studio for Mac IDE product.

Microsoft is adding Visual Studio to its graveyard, but only on the Mac, as it shifts resources to VS Code.

Microsoft is retiring Visual Studio for Mac after a years-long effort to get the IDE up to par with the Windows version. Finally, today Microsoft threw in the towel, switching its Mac ambitions to VS ...

Microsoft announced today plans to release Visual Studio for Mac at the upcoming Connect() conference set to start this Wednesday on November 16.

Microsoft’s new C# Dev Kit extension for Visual Studio Code turns the programmer’s editor into a complete development environment for .NET.

Visual Studio has been designed natively for macOS, according to Microsoft, letting developers manage their code hosted by any provider, including GitHub and Visual Studio Team Services.

A leaked blog post has revealed that Microsoft plans to announce Visual Studio for Mac later this week.

The Windows-maker announced a version of its coding app called Visual Studio Code that runs natively on the Mac.

Persistent performance and reliability issues in the Visual Studio for Mac IDE will be addressed by replacing most of the editor internals with code from the Visual Studio IDE.

Fans of cross-platform coding will be happy to know that Visual Studio, “a true mobile-first, cloud-first development tool for .NET and C#,” will arrive for Mac during the Connect() conference ...