By now, many of you may have noticed a very prominent change to the launch of Visual Studio in Visual Studio 2019 Preview 1. Our goal with this new experience is to provide rapid access to the most common ways that developers get to their code: whether it's cloning from an online repository or opening an existing project. New start window in Visual Studio 2019 A month ago, we shared a sneak peek of the experience (in the blog post A preview of UX and UI changes) and mentioned the research and observation that we used as input into the design and development. This is the story about how we got there. How & why we began this journey Two years ago, we reinvented the Visual Studio installation experience to offer developers the ability to install exactly what they need and reduce the installation footprint of Visual Studio. We broke Visual Studio down into smaller packages and components and then grouped them together into development-focused workloads (which are bundles of packages and components).


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