Visual Studio Test Professional Reviews

Visual Studio Test Professional is more about programming and gives you the platform to design anything.

Visual Studio Test Professional is a user-friendly solution.

The solution’s stability could be improved.

I have been using Visual Studio Test Professional for 19 years.

I rate the solution’s stability an eight or nine out of ten.

Around 100 users were using the solution regularly in our organization.

I rate the solution an eight out of ten for scalability.

The solution’s technical support was good.

Positive

The solution's initial setup was quite easy and not complex.

The solution's return on investment depends on the company's policies and requirements.

Users have to pay a licensing fee for Visual Studio Test Professional.

I would recommend Visual Studio Test Professional to other users because it is a stable solution. The solution's online documentation and support are awesome.

Overall, I rate the solution a nine out of ten.

It is an integrated development environment. Every developer who uses .NET has to use Visual Studio. Without it, developing, building, and releasing products is very difficult. Visual Studio has many features for development. It helps with the full development life cycle. The tool is primarily for coders.

The solution provides us with a set of templates. It reduces the development time because the templates give a pre-build structure. We can build our code on it. The solution provides automation testing tools that we can use for unit testing and stress testing. The product provides a mechanism to build our code and release it wherever we want. If we use CI/CD, we do not have to use Visual Studio.

We can use the IDE to develop code. The product gives hints and autocomplete features for code. IntelliSense is very good. It improves the coding experience. The tool has highly detailed debugging features. We can debug our code and easily find the problem using it.

We can do TDD using Visual Studio. Visual Studio helps us to create test cases for our functions. We can run the test cases or make them a part of our CI/CD pipeline. Whenever we run CI/CD, the test cases will run. The debugging tool is very good. It is quite advanced. We can track down our issues easily. It gives us a full stack trace.

The tool crashes and has high memory consumption. Sometimes, it doesn't support certain features. The performance must be improved.

The tool is quite stable. It crashes when we have huge codes.

We can scale it vertically by increasing the RAM. Five to seven developers use the solution in our organization.

We do not use technical support. Usually, we search for the problems in Microsoft’s forum and solve them ourselves.

The initial setup is simple. To deploy the solution, we downloaded the setup file and installed it.

The implementation can be done in-house.

If we do not use tools like Visual Studio, we will have to do much work ourselves. The product improves our productivity.

We can pay an annual license fee. We can also pay per user. The tool is affordable. It is not expensive.

People who want to use the product must get familiar with it. They must read some documentation. They must understand what they want to achieve using Visual Studio. Overall, I rate the product a nine out of ten.

We use Visual Studio code, which is an IDE for building code from scratch. It is a simple development IDE that allows us to write code.

We have a free hand to build anything from scratch without relying on low-code providers with limited features. Although it is time-consuming, it provides flexibility.

We are satisfied because it allows us to build anything from scratch without dependency on low-code providers with limited features. It's an open framework.

There are not any specific areas for improvement since there are so many libraries and frameworks already available, and we have not even touched everything yet.

We have been working with Visual Studio for about five years.

We have not encountered any complaints about stability. It is a straightforward process with nothing troublesome.

There are no scalability issues. It's all about your coding.

We have not contacted Microsoft support. However, there is a community on Microsoft's website where we can post feedback and receive help.

Positive

We have not tried any other tools like this one. We just worked with this tool because it's good.

The initial setup was very simple. It's all about the quality of the product you are developing using the tool.

We implemented it ourselves. It's about being a good developer to use the tool.

The return on investment is notable as it's a free product from Microsoft, so there is zero cost.

The tool is free, resulting in no costs associated with its use. The absence of price makes it cost-effective.

We did not evaluate other solutions since we have only worked with this tool.

This tool is very popular among developers and programmers. I would highly recommend it.

I'd rate the solution nine out of ten.

Test Professional is a versatile solution that can be utilized for a wide range of projects such as integration, analysis, reporting, development, and BIS or data-related projects that are based on Microsoft technologies. While it is a useful tool for many purposes, we primarily use it for security testing as it excels in this area.

User-friendly ID and direct integration with GitHub are the most valuable. We can integrate it with other platforms and even use Python. So, it's not limited to just one platform and has good coding capabilities.

One significant issue is when there are multiple annual updates, and we are developing a project, it should be compatible. We may need to either upgrade or downgrade the project, depending on the package. That can be a difficult and bothersome task. We need to maintain the same version of the environment. So compatibility should be improved.

For additional features, it can also support the Python language. We can develop using Python features in Visual Studio. It would be great to support other languages and applications, and that is one of the things we can improve. Visual Studio is very open, and we can develop in no time.

I have used it for five to six years, primarily for community, enterprise, and solution projects. I am using the latest version.

It is stable enough, I would rate it nine out of ten.

It has good scalability. We have six to seven users currently working with it.

The setup is straightforward. The deployment process can be executed quickly. Once it's in our system, we can use it for any development project based on the project we need. The deployment can be done in-house without any technical team necessary.

Deployment usually takes about ten minutes, and I can do it myself in-house.

It's costly, but not too much, and it's just within our budget. One good thing is we can make use of community relations.

There aren't any additional costs, like extra system integration or something. However, there may be some differences in the pricing since the PS will be different. As a standard version, it will have most of the capabilities.

The environment is straightforward and user-friendly, so there's not much of a learning curve. I used it for my project, and it worked well, and I definitely recommend it for future use.

Overall, I would rate it a nine out of ten.

We use the solution for developing desktop applications. We also use the solution to do some integrations, APIs, DLLs, and all sorts of things to solve different problems.

The most valuable features of the solution are its ease of use and availability. The solution's developer community is also very vibrant.

The solution's documentation could be improved because it keeps disappearing from the solution. There used to be references material that were incorporated in the solution, but most of it has moved to online. The solution may need to have some simulator for Android.

The solution’s integration with Mac could be improved. It would be easy if the solution can simulate or have an environment that mimics it during development work.

The solution needs to find a way of integrating newer technologies like AI and machine learning.

I have been using Visual Studio Test Professional for a few years.

We have no issue with the solution's stability. It does not crash or anything in a development environment.

The solution's initial setup is very straightforward, especially if you know what you are doing.

We implemented the solution through an in-house team.

Visual Studio Test Professional is not an expensive solution.

We use the solution for customer-specific tasks like integrating devices, data migration and encryption, etc. We once used the solution to integrate medical devices, like laboratory equipment. We use the solution to extract data and push it to a database.

The testing part has been a failure. Sometimes, it is difficult to follow. We document our procedures very well. We know what a certain item or core section needs to do, and it is easy to test.

The solution's cross-platform test and support have been a problem with the delay. Sometimes, porting the application from Android to a different operating system is a big problem.

You can develop a very wide range of applications using the solution. There is no application that Visual Studio Test Professional is not suitable for. Since there are a lot of skilled people on Visual Studio around, you don't need staff to work with the solution. There is a large repository of sample applications, code, and solutions to all sorts of problems we will encounter that have already been done in Visual Studio.

Overall, I rate the solution an eight out of ten.

I am using Visual Studio Code. Currently, Visual Studio is used for testing code, including unit testing. For Azure orchestration, we use GitLab.

The integrated unit testing and extensive search features have made things easier.

The unit testing is integrated with Git. Searching is extensive and helpful.

The Git extensions are very basic and can be more extensive compared to other software focused on Git, like GitTower or SmartGit.

It's been six months since I last used Visual Studio. Recently, I haven't faced any issues.

No instability issues are mentioned.

No scalability issues are mentioned.

I have not used customer support, so I cannot comment on it.

We used Zoom for communication. I have not used it for a long time now. We have moved to using Teams.

The IT department handles certain aspects, and I am not informed about them.

GitHub Copilot hasn't been started yet, and Visual Studio Test Professional is used for testing.

I'd rate the solution seven out of ten.

The solution is very useful for compiling existing projects and developing new projects. The features provided by the tool are enough for me.

Sometimes, the product is too complex to use. It must be improved.

I have been using the solution for 10 to 15 years.

I rate the tool’s stability an eight out of ten. It can be improved.

The tool is scalable. We have ten users.

The initial setup is straightforward. It took us an hour to deploy the product. It is very difficult to download. It took a very long time.

I installed the solution myself.

We pay a yearly license fee for the tool. The product is very expensive.

I will recommend the product to others. Overall, I rate the solution a nine out of ten.

We use it to develop applications. 

The solution is easy to use and they have also integrated with Microsoft. 

The performance could be faster. Microsoft should come with a universal license. 

I have been using Visual Studio Test Professional for some time. 

The stability is getting better with each day. 

It is a scalable solution. Hundreds of developers have been using the solution lately. 

The support is good. 

The initial setup is easy. Once you have downloaded the solution, the deployment does not take much time. 

You can ask it to download the console. You can have it downloaded offline, and then you can download the full setup. Once you have the computer to install it on, you can just click and set it up.

Developers and development managers are required for the deployment. 

For enterprise and professional licenses, the company pays for the community edition experience. 

Visual Studio Test Professional is very easy to use. It makes debugging code easier for developers. Compared to other IDs, I feel that it will improve the development process and make it faster. I rate the overall solution an eight out of ten.