Best/Worst feature(s) in Visual Studio 2010 [closed]

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What is the Best/Worst features of Visual Studio 2010 you like/dislike most, comparing to VS 2008?

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Worst feature? Only one built-in color theme which does not allow for customization. Not everyone is crazy about blue, you know.

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I'd say that without question, the best feature is the whole add-in support and ecosystem (with built-in browser).

It's the first time that Visual Studio can actually compete with Eclipse - at least in my opinion :)

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Worst thing: the removal of .dbp Database projects. Almost as bad as when they removed ETP projects in Visual Studio 2005.

I hate it when they remove things that were working perfectly well. In this case the replacement has a learning curve, appears to be SQL Server only, and doesn't have some of the convenient features of dbp projects such as right-click / Run On.

ETP projects in .NET 1.x were great as containers to contain groups of projects and/or files such as documentation or third party dlls, which could then be all added to a solution in one step.

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well, I'll answer with what is a regression to me, unless I've missed it in which case please point me to the solution.

When using VS2008 with TFS, to add an existing project from the source explorer to a solution, you could simply double click the project file, that was nice. Now if you double click a project file, it opens a new solution with just that projet. That means if you want to create a new solution and add multiple existing project, you'd have to go through those steps :

1. Right click solution

2. Add existing project

3. Browse

4. Navigate to the project file

5. Select it

6. Click OK

7. Repeat

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Worst feature: It's not vim