Contents tagged with Visual Studio 2010
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It’s a Bird… it’s a Plane… No it’s the WoVS DevStore!!
Make sure you don’t miss the Announcing the DevStore! post.
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Inside the "Quick Add Reference” extension
World of VS has just released the “Quick Add Reference” extension which should save you time and give you a much more nicer experience when coding with VS.
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Add and Remove list of references the ultra simple way
When you use VS to initially create a project based on any of the several templates available like Class Library, WPF Application, Web Application, Office Addin and the list goes on, you already get some of the basic ‘must have’ references for your project automatically added thanks to the templating mechanism, i.e. you get PresentationCore.dll et friends added to your project every time you create a WPF-based project.
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Inside the “Default Browser Switcher” extension
You may have already heard of the recently WoVS extension “Default Browser Switcher” (download from Visual Studio Gallery or from Extension Manager inside VS) that helps in choosing what browser you want to launch from VS while debugging your ASP.NET applications.
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36 ideas over the weekend for improving Visual Studio
We released WoVS last friday around mid-day. Since then, that is, only two days later, its Community section has received 36 different ideas for new VS features and improvements to existing ones. THIS IS JUST AMAZING!
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Regex Editor for Visual Studio 2010
If you are playing with the just released Visual Studio 2010 beta 1 you can’t miss the Regex Editor extension which provides syntax coloring, IntelliSense, support for testing the expression as you write it and support for saving it for reuse from another project. It does also include a built-in list of common expressions ready for use.
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Extending the Visual Studio 2010 Editor: not exactly a good first impression
I know this is the Visual Studio 2010 *CTP* meaning it's a very early release but still I feel quite a bit disappointed about the experience for developing extensions for the new editor.
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My Favorite Error Message from Visual Studio 2010 CTP
I swear I wasn't doing anything against the law when I got this nice error dialog:
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Entity Framework to adopt T4 for code generation in v2
Yesterday the Entity Framework team announced at PDC08 that they will based all their code generation on the Microsoft built-in T4 technology. This is great news as it will allow deeply customization of the generated code.
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The New Visual Studio 2010 Code Editor
As you may have already heard Visual Studio 2010 will include a *new* code editor completely *rewritten* in fully managed code and based on *WPF*. Yaay!. Very, very promising stuff.