Microsoft Visual Studio

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2018-01-26 I am setting up the 2017 Community edition.

I want to try to develop some ArcObjects tools and I want to access those tools from Python.

So, that gives me two tasks: set up C# and the ESRI SDKs and set up Python.

I have ESRI and Anaconda versions of Python. I originally installed the Anaconda versions to use Spyder. I like the conda package and environment management so I want (at least for now) to continue using them.

I used to be a Windows developer so I was in Visual Studio sessions all day, every day. I am hoping it works as well with Python as it did with C#.

Installation

Use the "Preview" version: https://www.visualstudio.com/vs/preview/

For reasons I mention on the Anaconda page, do NOT install the versions of Python and Anaconda that are available in the Visual Studio installer. Install them separately.

Set up

Use Git for version control

Go to "Tools -> Options -> Source Control" and under "Plug-in Selection", switch to Git.

Use the experimental support for Intellisense

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