Uno Data HubPer-IDE cycle funnels for VS Code, Rider, and Visual Studio.
How to read IDE cycle funnels
Each funnel shows progression through expected lifecycle stages. Use the definitions on the right to interpret stage transitions consistently.
- Success = users who reached the stage.
- Not Progressed = users present in the previous stage but missing in the current stage.
- Abandoned = users who started a cycle but did not reach the next expected stage in the same cycle window.
Stage Definitions
Shared Core Stages
- 1. Discovery: IDE integration successfully loaded.
- 2. App Connected: Dev Server connected to running app.
- 3. Hot Reload: At least one Hot Reload cycle completed.
- 4. Shutdown: Dev Server shut down (session end).
Hot Design Adds
- HD Session Started: User entered Hot Design mode.
- HD Property Changed: User made at least one property edit in Hot Design.
- HD Session End: Hot Design session closed normally.
Hot Design Agent Replaces
- Replaces HD Property Changed with:
- Chat View Opened: User opened the AI chat view.
- Chat Generate Started: User initiated a XAML generation request.
- Chat Preview Applied: Generated XAML was applied to the preview.
VS Code Cycle Funnel
Start: -- • Completed: -- (--%)
No funnel data found for VS Code in this timeframe.
VS Code Weekly Completion Cohort Trend
Weekly cohorts are grouped by discovery week; value = % of that cohort reaching App Connected.
No weekly cohort data found for VS Code in this timeframe.
Rider Cycle Funnel
Start: -- • Completed: -- (--%)
No funnel data found for Rider in this timeframe.
Rider Weekly Completion Cohort Trend
Weekly cohorts are grouped by discovery week; value = % of that cohort reaching App Connected.
No weekly cohort data found for Rider in this timeframe.
Visual Studio Cycle Funnel
Start: -- • Completed: -- (--%)
No funnel data found for Visual Studio in this timeframe.
Visual Studio Weekly Completion Cohort Trend
Weekly cohorts are grouped by discovery week; value = % of that cohort reaching App Connected.
No weekly cohort data found for Visual Studio in this timeframe.
Research-backed patterns
VS Code generally starts with a larger active IDE base and stronger preference momentum than Visual Studio (Stack Overflow 2024 IDE usage/desire: usage, desired). AI tools are mainstream and can improve flow completion where integrated well (Stack Overflow 2024 AI tools: link; JetBrains Dev Ecosystem 2024 AI section: link; GitHub Octoverse AI/agents trend: link).