Microsoft Build 2017: Officially released Visual Studio for Mac

On the evening of May 10th, Beijing time, Microsoft's annual developer conference Build 2017 kicked off in Seattle, the United States. This conference not only attracted many developers from all over the world to come and exchange ideas, but also released important system updates and new hardware products.

At the developer conference, Microsoft officially released Visual Studio for Mac. The release had the greatest impact on developers, as developers and engineers no longer needed to use virtual machines and other roundabout methods to write Android, iOS, and Mac applications. In other words, Mac users could use it to develop both server-side and client-side applications.

In fact, Visual Studio for Mac is not the first to be proposed. In November last year, Microsoft released the first preview version and promised to bring more features in the following months. In just a few months, this product has ushered in four preview versions, including the expansion of NET Core project templates.