If you take a look at the new SQL Server 2012 Management Studio, one thing will be immediately obvious from the color scheme--it looks just like Visual Studio 2010!
Amongst the newly revamped User Interface to more closely match the Visual Studio 2010 IDE, the Intellisense has been much improved over the earlier releases of SQL Server 2008. The Intellisense seems to be much faster and much more responsive (similar to Visual Studio 2010 Intellisense).
Unfortunately, one of the things that they DID NOT CHANGE in the SQL Server 2012 IDE is providing default support for Team Foundation Server. Even though Visual SourceSafe will no longer be further developed nor supported, SQL Server 2012 Management Studio still has not added built-in support for Team Foundation Server as they did with the Visual Studio 2010 IDE. I guess the SQL Server teams and the Visual Studio teams still need some more ongoing communication...
Amongst the newly revamped User Interface to more closely match the Visual Studio 2010 IDE, the Intellisense has been much improved over the earlier releases of SQL Server 2008. The Intellisense seems to be much faster and much more responsive (similar to Visual Studio 2010 Intellisense).
Unfortunately, one of the things that they DID NOT CHANGE in the SQL Server 2012 IDE is providing default support for Team Foundation Server. Even though Visual SourceSafe will no longer be further developed nor supported, SQL Server 2012 Management Studio still has not added built-in support for Team Foundation Server as they did with the Visual Studio 2010 IDE. I guess the SQL Server teams and the Visual Studio teams still need some more ongoing communication...
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