I can’t find any new features or enhancements for Windows Forms in Visual Studio 2010. Am I missing something? I assume that there are new features for C # and other parts of .NET in general. Any reason specifically for the GUI development part?
I thought PEX was being added. I find it valuable: Pex Tutorial
Although this does not apply to the development of the IntelliTrace GUI, there are enough reasons for me to switch to 2010: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd264915(VS.100).aspx
If you have your own users who are testing the alpha or beta version of your application, IntelliTrace is a great way to get more detailed information about what happened during crashes / unforeseen situations.
Probably not a single REAL should require updating, but there are many little things that can make your life easier.
In .net 4.0 (thus used in VS 2010), chart controls are built-in, as opposed to having to install them manually. Not a reasonable reason to upgrade, but it will make it easier to use chart controls. Post by ScottGu
In addition, other benefits of VS 2010 (not related to WinForms, but will be useful): Search and promotion of improvements , Intellisense code improvements , Add link improvements
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