The only thing I missed in Professional when moving from Ultimate is CodeLens, but that is now moving to Professional as well.
Craig On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 10:28 AM, Stephen Price <step...@perthprojects.com> wrote: > Judging by those links and what I've read previously looks like the worst > place to be is Premium currently. Sure you get upgraded to Ultimate for > free but looks like the renewal is higher (when compared to the old Premium > prices). Sure you get Enterprise for cheaper than what Ultimate was but > that only seems a financial benefit for those already on Ultimate (not > Premium). If you were happy with what Premium gave you then you are out of > luck, you are being forced to choose between Professional or Enterprise. > I do believe a lot of the functionality that's currently only in Ultimate > or Premium is being moved down a tier so I would have a look at what the > new Professional gives you. You might find it covers what you need and you > are in fact up for a savings. > Some research is in order. Perhaps there is a detailed comparison, feature > by feature, between the old and the new. > > On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 7:56 AM, Greg Keogh <g...@mira.net> wrote: > >> Perhaps the price rise is due to upcoming changes to the VS 2015 >>> editions? Just a guess. >>> >> >> Good guess, I just received the following clarification: >> >> Just want to advise you as well that starting May 1, VS Premium and VS >> Ultimate will no longer be available. This will be replace by VS >> Enterprise. VS Enterprise is a combination of Premium and Ultimate, >> meaning if you have Premium you will have an automatic access to the >> features of Ultimate without additional cost. >> >> *Greg K* >> > >
