Contents tagged with visualstudio2008
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Video: Provide Silverlight 1.0 Support for Existing Web Sites
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Video: Troubleshooting in Silverlight 1.0 using Visual Studio 2008
In this video, I demonstrate how easy it is to debug your Silverlight 1.0 applications in Visual Studio 2008. As a new web site is constructed in the video, you will learn and use the interactive debugging tools of Visual Studio 2008. -
Video: Two New Methods in System.GC
In my latest video, I demonstrate how to use two new methods of the System.GC class in the .NET Framework v3.5: AddMemoryPressure and RemoveMemoryPressure. You will see the impact of using these methods correctly when allocating unmanaged memory resources in your .NET applications. -
Sara Ford Rocks!
I downloaded Sara Ford's (er... um... Rob Caron's) "Visual Studio 2008 Tip of the Day" Windows Gadget earlier this week. I think this gadget is a must for all serious Visual Studio 2008 developers. I look forward to seeing what new productivity tip will be featured every morning when I turn on my computer. -
Resources for Visual Studio 2008
For those who want to quickly learn Visual Studio 2008, don't miss the great resources at http://www.visualstudio2008.defyallchallenges.com/ -
View In Browser
I have been developing in ASP.NET since the beginning. I have been training in Visual Studio since I can remember. I have learned many keyboard shortcuts over the years. I cannot believe it has taken me this long to discover a keyboard shortcut for one of the most common tasks I do - View In Browser. If you have not stumbled across it yet, it is [Ctrl]-[Shift]-[W]. -
HttpRequest Using IsAjax & IsJson Extension Methods
Although the ScriptManager has a property named IsInAsyncPostBack to determine an AJAX call, the control is scoped to the page it is contained in. If writing code in a custom HTTP module, what if I need to know in the BeginRequest event whether the current request is AJAX or JSON?
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Where is AJAX Enabled Web Site in Visual Studio 2008?
On a recent post regarding the installation of Visual Studio 2008, a question was raised about a missing web site option:
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Managing Projects in Visual Studio 2005 & 2008
One of the first tasks I tried when I installed Visual Studio 2008 was to open a Visual Studio 2005 project. I was prompted with the following:
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Installation Notes For Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2
At the bottom of Scott Guthrie's blog announcement of Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2, he recommended the following: