Visual Studio

Which is better Visual Studio Community Or Enterprise I just need it for hacking

The Community-Edition should be sufficient for most cases of "home development" (I guess for you case, too). A detailed comparisation is available [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]. Of course, the Enterprise-Edition has more features but they are useless if you wouldn't use them. Last but not least a Visual Studio Enterprise license is quite expensive (unless you're student and get it through the Microsoft Dreamspark program) compared to the community plan which is free.
With best regards
Jeon

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Originally Posted by Jeoni The Community-Edition should be sufficient for most cases of "home development" (I guess for you case, too). A detailed comparisation is available [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]. Of course, the Enterprise-Edition has more features but they are useless if you wouldn't use them. Last but not least a Visual Studio Enterprise license is quite expensive (unless you're student and get it through the Microsoft Dreamspark program) compared to the community plan which is free. With best regards Jeon

So it is better to use community because I will just do it for hacking and I can't pay for the enterprise right?

Yes, and you will most likely not use any of the additional features (or at least you won't need them), which makes the enterprise version just a waste of disk space (and money) for you ;)
With best regards
Jeon

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Originally Posted by Jeoni Yes, and you will most likely not use any of the additional features (or at least you won't need them), which makes the enterprise version just a waste of disk space (and money) for you ;) With best regards Jeon

so what should I choose to install inside of the visual community it have choices but I want to know the things that is just for hack

I have a short question ...
Why you use every single post the word " hack " and why you repeat always at your own :)

And if you are the Person qho want to " hack " ( idk waht you mean with htat word ? Maybe you write scripts or something like that ôo ? ) you shall know what files you need to " hack ".

If i can tell you something :) , if you are new in scripting etc. start with a simpler programm ^-^
I work quite a lot with Visual Studio nearly 4 days a week, and i can tell you sometimes the programm is just a " son of a bitch ". It can make small problems really hard because Visual Studio is in some options ... how i shall call it ... hmm i guess crappy is the right word :)

Greetz

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Originally Posted by Mad0ck I have a short question ... Why you use every single post the word " hack " and why you repeat always at your own :) And if you are the Person qho want to " hack " ( idk waht you mean with htat word ? Maybe you write scripts or something like that ôo ? ) you shall know what files you need to " hack ". If i can tell you something :) , if you are new in scripting etc. start with a simpler programm ^-^ I work quite a lot with Visual Studio nearly 4 days a week, and i can tell you sometimes the programm is just a " son of a bitch ". It can make small problems really hard because Visual Studio is in some options ... how i shall call it ... hmm i guess crappy is the right word :) Greetz

Because I like the hack word, Yeah I will write script with GUI, what do you mean by I should know the files? I'm not new in scripting I have some experience in autoit already

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Originally Posted by Mad0ck I work quite a lot with Visual Studio nearly 4 days a week, and i can tell you sometimes the programm is just a " son of a bitch ". It can make small problems really hard because Visual Studio is in some options ... how i shall call it ... hmm i guess crappy is the right word :)

Visual Studio is a real powerhouse if you know how to use it properly. Judging from your wording (how can a software be a "son of a bitch"? Yeah, I also don't know), you seem not to know how to use it and no, this doesn't make it crappy.

You need it for "hacking" and you don't know which one is "better"? Really?

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Originally Posted by Mad0ck I work quite a lot with Visual Studio nearly 4 days a week, and i can tell you sometimes the programm is just a " son of a bitch ". It can make small problems really hard because Visual Studio is in some options ... how i shall call it ... hmm i guess crappy is the right word :)

If you are programming alot (professional or hobby) and you have tested out alot of IDEs, you should know tha VS is amongst the post powerful and advanced IDEs available today.

OP: If you can get the Enterprise Edition for free, get it. But I doubt that you will need it, if you're planning just to crete simple scripts.