Contents tagged with Visual Studio
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Visual Studio Productivity Tips
These are some tips in Visual Studio that will help you be more productive. Below are the details of the session:
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Writing E-2-E tests for AngularJS using Protractor
This is a continuation of my post on Some advanced AngularJS concepts. This video focuses on writing and debugging end-to-end tests on AngularJS using Protractor.
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Find feature in Standard Toolbar Visual Studio 2010, 2012
There is a button ‘Find’ in the Standard toolbar which remains hidden (absolutely no clue why), but adding it can help do some wonders.
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Good ol’ DebuggerDisplay attribute
I got to know about this DebuggerDisplay attribute that you can use on your types for ease of debugging, seems like this has been there since VS2005.
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Solution Explorer gets new features in VS 2011
The more I play with VS 2011 (in Dev Preview, don’t hold me if things in future versions don’t have what I’ve mentioned below), the more interesting I find it. Productivity Power Tools is a VS plugin which has some interesting features (blogged here) and one of them was the Solution Navigator. A good number of the features from Solution Navigator have been incorporated in the good ol’ Solution Explorer now.
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ReadOnlyDictionary in .net 4.5
Oh yea, .net 4.5 is out (although it’s still Developer Preview).
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Select the entire html element or just its content
I bumped into this just a couple of minutes ago - Visual Studio’s one more ‘nifty’ feature that makes selecting the entire html element or just its content.
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‘forr’ shortcut in Visual Studio 2008/2010
I hit upon this new shortcut key for a ‘for’ loop.
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ASP.NET Server-side comments
I believe a good number of you know about Server-side commenting. This blog is just like a revival to refresh your memories.
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…more Visual Studio shortcuts
Bumped into some shortcut keys while playing with Silverlight.