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tunnelvisionlabs / JavaForVS

Java Language Support extension for Visual Studio
https://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/bc561769-36ff-4a40-9504-e266e8706f93/
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Incompatible with VS2017 RC edition #45

Open JamesYeoman opened 7 years ago

JamesYeoman commented 7 years ago

I would like to try out this plugin but I am currently using VS2017 RC edition and it is unsupported/incompatible. I am currently working on a Java project and would ove to be able to use VS again but VS2015 just takes too long to install and is pretty hefty in terms of size. Please add 2017 compatibility

sharwell commented 7 years ago

Blocked on tunnelvisionlabs/vsbase#56.

lizy14 commented 7 years ago

vsbase now supports Visual Studio 2017. expecting a new release here.

lorenzo93 commented 7 years ago

When will be available for VS 2017?? Currently I'm using another IDE but I'd love to use VS to code java

Kernell commented 7 years ago

@sharwell, tunnelvisionlabs/vsbase#56 finished. Please add support for 2017

FilipeRamalho commented 6 years ago

Don't want to spam, but now vbase supports vs17 since 11 months and still no JavaForVS17, would be nice to see as this addon is the only possibility to code with java on VS

garyvh2 commented 6 years ago

VSCode & VSCode-Insiders are out, those are good text processors created by Microsoft Team.

There's a bunch of support from the Community and the Dev team to this tool actively, at the moment there's a HUGE amount of extensions and plugins to make things easier for you.

Regarding Java it allows you to debug and launch your Projects, RedHat and Microsoft team itself are giving major contributions on the Java Plugins available for This tools.

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=vscjava.vscode-java-debug https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=redhat.java

Take a lot at the tool, you might like it alternatively. Also IT'S FREE

https://code.visualstudio.com/

FilipeRamalho commented 6 years ago

@garyvh2 I am using VSCode already, but i would preffer to seperate VSCode for scripting an web developement and VS for app and backend developement