Visual Studio suckiness

Do you suffer from VSSS (Visual Studio Suckiness Syndrome)?  There’s help.  If you’ve noticed your devenv.exe process swelling up to around 2gb and then getting really slow, buggy and freezing up, try a few things: Disable extensions or 3rd party addons that don’t manage their memory well.  VS doesn’t use any process isolation for hosting these addons which means if your vendor’s product doesn’t behave well, VS won’t.  Telerik’s JustCode turned out to be a big offender for me. Enable more user mode memory for VS using instructions detailed here. Hopefully this will help you keep the sanity -- happy coding!

PDC 2008 Day 1: Download the bits

Microsoft has now made the Visual Studio 2010 bits available for download at PDC.  The following link has the download, feedback forms, FAQ and help.  I'd love to hear what you're doing with VSTS 2010 -- feel free to contact me and let me know. Technorati Tags: VSTS,Visual Studio 2010

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