Visual Studio continues to enhance the coding experience with a range of powerful productivity features. The latest updates, released in versions 17.5 to 17.8, bring a host of improvements to streamline your workflow. Among these enhancements are the Spell Checker, which helps eliminate typos and improve code quality. The All-In-One Search feature allows you to quickly find and navigate code, saving you time and effort. Markdown editing is now integrated directly into Visual Studio, providing a seamless experience for documenting your code. Another useful feature is Brace Pair Colorization, which makes it easier to identify matching sets of parentheses, brackets, and braces. Sticky Scroll ensures that your code stays in view, even when scrolling through large files. Compare Files allows you to easily compare and merge changes between two files. Copy and Trim Indentation makes it simple to adjust code indentation to your preferences. Searching for specific words or characters is a breeze with the Case-preserving Find and Replace feature. And with Summary Diff, you can quickly see the differences between two code snippets.
In addition to these features, there are some exciting preview features available. Rename suggestions provide intelligent renaming options to help you refactor your code. The All-In-One Search plain text support extends the powerful search functionality to plain text resources.
To learn more about these productivity features and stay up to date with the latest releases, be sure to check out the Visual Studio 2022 Release Notes, tutorial videos, and the Visual Studio Developer Community. Visual Studio 2023 is shaping up to be the most efficient and user-friendly version yet, empowering developers to code with speed and precision.

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Enhancements in Visual Studio 2023 include a Spell Checker, All-In-One Search, Markdown editing, Brace Pair Colorization, Sticky Scroll, Compare Files, Copy and Trim Indentation, Case-preserving Find and Replace, and Summary Diff.

Visual Studio 2023: Enhancements in Productivity Features and All-In-One Search

Spellcheck YES! I, for one, have lived for years with hastily named (and misspelled) things.
Ask me about the “stored proceedure” probably still in production today.