Visual Studio 2015 Enterprise and Blend?

Question

By looking at the Visual Studio 2015 feature matrix , I noticed that Blend is marked as "read-only" in Enterprise version (but fully functional in reduced Professional version). Any idea what this is about?

We are currently on VS 2013 Ultimate and are using integrated Blend extensively for our WPF projects. If upgrading to 2015 will prevent us from editing XAML outside text editor, that would be a rather huge showstopper. What puzzles more is that a much cheaper version of VS can do it. Makes no sense at all.

Answer 1

I'm the Product Manager for Visual Studio and can safely tell you that we accidently broke the page :). Its being fixed, as everything is 1 off in the footnotes. Fix should be live today.

Sorry for any confusion.