[nfbcs] visual studio subscription for personal use

[Joseph C. Lininger]

Tyler,
Jim already mentioned Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition, but I would 
just like to add that it's free. You can download the pieces you need, 
and they even have a way you can download a customized set of install 
packages for offline use and keep it around. (I do this in case VS some 
day becomes unavailable and I really need to develop a C# application or 
something)

--
Joe

On 4/3/2018 15:03, Littlefield, Tyler via nfbcs wrote:
> All:
> I'm working with some personal projects which I'd really like to sell at
> some point and have mostly just used vs 2015. Unfortunately that's
> expired and I don't have that option anymore; I also have a new laptop
> which I'd like to put vs on.
> Given that I want to sell my product at some point, is there a cheap
> option, or at least personally affordable? The MSDN subscription I found
> seems to cost about $600 anually which is an insane amount of money to
> spend right out the gate. Are there other options?
> Thanks,
>