/ozcode-v2-VS2015-support#comment-131876Hi Mazher! Could you please send an e-mail to support@oz-code.com with the description of your error? We'll get to it ASAP and address this issue. Thanks, Lior Kerner, Support Engineer The OzCode Support Team2015-05-19T18:34:40urn:comment:131876/ozcode-v2-VS2015-support#comment-131811Encountered similar locking issue, but with VS2013, uninstalling the latest ozcode.2015-05-15T14:48:43urn:comment:131811/ozcode-v2-VS2015-support#comment-131809Hi Darrel! Thanks for letting us know about this issue with our beta, I have sent you a follow up e-mail. Kind regards, Lior Kerner, Support Engineer The OzCode Support Team2015-05-15T07:51:37urn:comment:131809/ozcode-v2-VS2015-support#comment-130742Met with you guys at Build and was quite eager to try out the software. However the 2.0.0.675 beta is locking up a clean 2015 RC when trying to edit a file.2015-05-11T15:14:46urn:comment:130742/ozcode-v2-VS2015-support#comment-130534@Aviv - Thanks for the report, we've deployed an update today that fixes this bug. 2015-05-05T16:11:38urn:comment:130534/ozcode-v2-announcement#comment-130516@Jeff - the Roslyn binaries are shipped with OzCode, so you do not need to install anything extra on your computer to take advantage of v2.0's new performance improvements!2015-05-04T19:36:48urn:comment:130516/ozcode-v2-VS2015-support#comment-130483Installed the new oz-code on vs 2015 rc. got memory issues and had to uninstall it.2015-05-03T22:18:06urn:comment:130483/ozcode-v2-announcement#comment-129379Just wanted to say you are doing great work. I've been a paying customer since version 1, and are really excited of the new functions, and that you guys are giving a free upgrade is awesome!2015-04-30T12:42:34urn:comment:129379/ozcode-v2-announcement#comment-129039If I use v2.0 on VS2013, without installing Roslyn on my computer. Will I still get those benefits , such as performance improvement ? My understanding (please correct me if I am wrong) is v2.0 will rely on Roslyn to supply some metadata of the code. If I do not have Roslyn installed, how will this impact v2.0's working? thanks.2015-04-23T03:38:45urn:comment:129039/ozcode-v2-announcement#comment-126596Looks amazing tool! Let us know when VB.NET support arrive, then our company most likely will buy it.2015-04-07T14:17:25urn:comment:126596/ozcode-v2-announcement#comment-125202Love oz-code. Waiting for the vs 2015 release ;]2015-03-29T08:51:51urn:comment:125202/ozcode-v2-announcement#comment-125198This is very exciting news. Ever since I installed OzCode I have noticed an easier debugging experience and it sounds like it will only get better. Great job you guys and keep up the good work! p.s. I agree with Harold about the swag ;)2015-03-29T08:03:14urn:comment:125198/ozcode-v2-announcement#comment-125093Wow! Version 2.0 is really nice! It seems real quick, and I love all of the new features I have been able to see so far! Keep up the good work and I'm glad I purchased this product!2015-03-27T20:25:14urn:comment:125093/ozcode-v2-announcement#comment-125068@Rik Hemsley - No, OzCode v2.0 does not use NRefactory anymore at all. We're using Roslyn across the board and therefore you can expect it to perform much better in all versions of Visual Studio, including VS2012! That being said, Enhanced Mode is still required in order to take full advantage of "Simplify" in VS2012 and VS2010. If you're using VS2010 or VS2012 and don't want to pay the performance cost of Enhanced Mode, you can stick with Standard Mode, and still get 95% of what OzCode has to offer, including all of the features we've shown in this blog post.2015-03-27T12:32:00urn:comment:125068/ozcode-v2-announcement#comment-125067New stuff is great, but does the fact that enhanced mode is still needed in 2012 mean that you're using NRefactory in 2012? Because with enhanced mode enabled, my app's running quite slowly in the debugger.2015-03-27T11:55:12urn:comment:125067/ozcode-v2-announcement#comment-125066Thanks everyone for your kind words! :) @Alex & @Bradley - No, VB.NET is not yet supported. However, the good news is that the switch to Roslyn should make this a lot easier. @Harold - Actually, we're working on something special in terms of swag. Could you drop us a line on the Support form so we could send it to you? @Janus - Yes, OzCode v1,0's performance does degrade on huge solutions (hundreds of projects) but in v2.0, you should feel a very large improvement. @Terry - No, we didn't branch out into two separate code bases, even though that seemed like a very real (and painful) possibility during development. In the end, after a lot of R&D, we succeeded in keeping just one code base for all versions. While it's the same code base, there is a big difference in how OzCode works in VS2015 versus previous versions; in VS2015, Visual Studio is maintaining its own parsing and semantic analysis data anyways, so OzCode doesn't have to manufacture its own. This mean that in VS2015, OzCode v2.0's performance impact on huge solutions will go from negligible to non-existent. @Marcin - Remote debugging support is definitely a scenario we really care about and want to support. The Roslyn change is supposed to hepl us get there, as well as support other scenarios we currently don't but want to in the future (UnityVS development, Xamarin development, etc). @Tarun Arora - VS2015 support is coming very soon. Unfortunately our Pull Request changes did not not make it in time for CTP6, but we plan to add support shortly after the next update from Microsoft.2015-03-27T10:33:46urn:comment:125066/ozcode-v2-announcement#comment-125062Any plans to support VS 2015?2015-03-27T08:53:59urn:comment:125062/ozcode-v2-announcement#comment-125059It looks great! I hope you'll add better remote debugger support too.2015-03-27T06:42:36urn:comment:125059/ozcode-v2-announcement#comment-125056I've been drooling over this since before v1 was released. No VB.net support is the only reason I don't have a copy. Hopefully it's support isn't far off?2015-03-27T03:36:25urn:comment:125056/ozcode-v2-announcement#comment-125047Curious...you say Roslyn 'officially' supports vs2015, what does that mean exactly to the versions of OzCode running vs2013 (or below)? Just two separate code bases for vs2013 vs vs2015?2015-03-26T22:21:06urn:comment:125047