C++ Visual Studio Editor For Mac
Is a powerful solution to create games for a multitude of platforms, from mobiles to consoles, desktop and web games. Since Unity 5.2, Visual Studio and the have been the default experience on Windows. When we released Visual Studio for Mac last year, Unity was among the first scenarios we supported out of the box.
Leverage the power of Visual Studio 2017 and the debugger to build high-performance Android and/or iOS apps and games in C++, share C++ libraries to target both mobile platforms and Windows, or write once and run across all mobile platforms with Xamarin and C++. With support for ASP.NET Core in Visual Studio for Mac, you are empowered to create beautiful, modern web applications. Craft the front-end with the same web editor experience you know and love from Visual Studio and Windows and publish to the cloud directly from the IDE. 
I’m happy to share that Unity will include as the default for macOS developers starting with version 2018.1. This means that everyone will be able to utilize the benefits of the.NET 4.6 scripting runtime upgrade in Unity (currently an experimental feature), including all the goodies of C# 6.0 and access to the Microsoft Azure SDK to add powerful cloud services to your games.
This is all in addition to the existing one-click debugging, customized solution pad, IntelliSense autocompletion, and many more productivity features. Check out my post “” for more information on all that Visual Studio for Mac has to offer for Unity developers, or watch the video below on how Visual Studio 2017 and Visual Studio for Mac boost your development productivity. You can also read for more details.
C++ Visual Studio For Mac
To get started today, and set it as the default editor in Unity. Visual Studio Community for Mac is free to use for students, open-source and individual developers, as well as small teams. Check out the for more information. As always, let us know what you think in the comments below. Jb Evain, Principal Software Engineer Manager Jb runs the Visual Studio Tools for Unity experience He has a passion for developer tools and programming languages, and has been working in developer technologies for over a decade.