The first Visual Studio to integrate C++ and Visual Basic (in.
Visual Studio itself was introduced in 1997, though it was more of a bundle of different Windows development tools initially. Perhaps inspired by VB, Microsoft delivered Visual C++ 1.0 in 1993, replacing the little-used PWB. The company also came up Visual Basic (VB, first released 1991), which unlike Microsoft C++ had a Windows IDE. In the early days, Windows applications were coded and compiled using MS-DOS, and there was a MS-DOS IDE called Programmer's Workbench (PWB, first released 1989). The Visual Studio idea came from two main sources.
Microsoft always had its own programming languages and tools, beginning with Microsoft Basic in 1975 and Microsoft C 1.0 in 1983. Review Visual Studio goes back a long way.
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