#Visual-Studio
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Advanced Debugging in C#
The article shows advanced debugging techniques in Visual Studio 2022 for C#: conditional breakpoints, tracepoints, hit count, filters, code editing, execution pointer, object IDs and string visualizer.
A month without R# or Rider - Editing, Debugging & Refactoring
The author compares Visual Studio 2019 with Rider for editing, refactoring, unit testing, and debugging, and argues that Rider is more complete, faster, and better optimized for keyboard-driven work.
Create a Minimal Web API With ASP.NET Core and Publish To Azure API Management With Visual Studio
The tutorial shows how to create a minimal ASP.NET Core Web API with .NET CLI or Visual Studio 2022, then publish it to Azure App Service and import it into Azure API Management.
Visual Studio on an ultra-wide monitor
The post shows how ultra-wide monitors can be used in Visual Studio with layouts that balance code, tool windows, and the app being worked on, plus full screen mode and saved layouts.
Free Windows 10 development virtual machines for HyperV, Parallels, VirtualBox, and VMWare
The post says Microsoft offers free, time-boxed Windows 10 development virtual machines for Mac, Windows, and Linux, with Visual Studio, VS Code, WSL, and developer mode already configured for quick setup and testing.
Debug Your .NET Core Apps in WSL 2 with Visual Studio
The .NET Core Debugging with WSL 2 – Preview extension lets you run and debug .NET Core apps in WSL 2 from Visual Studio, with launch profiles for the default or a chosen distribution.
10 Tips for Productive F# Scripting
The post collects practical ways to work productively with F# scripts, from editing .fsx files and using FSI well to loading files, packages, assemblies, and timing code.
Scott Hanselman's 2014 Ultimate Developer and Power Users Tool List for Windows
Scott Hanselman lists the Windows utilities, store apps, browser add-ins, launchers, and developer tools he uses often, with notes on built-in features in Windows 8.1 and older favorites.
Say no to grep, say hello to "real" code searching with Sando Code Search Extension
The post argues that Sando uses Lucene.NET to make code search faster, ranked, and more flexible than grep-like searches, with quick indexing and instant results.
Using Visual Studio to build Universal XAML Apps
The post explains how Visual Studio Update 2 RC supports universal XAML apps for Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1, including templates, shared projects, conditional code, and debugging tools.
Part 10 - Components Walkthrough | xamarin
The page shows how Xamarin Components work in iOS and Android apps and walks through adding one from the Xamarin Components Store in Xamarin Studio or Visual Studio.
How to make your build faster
The post argues that build speed can be improved without buying SSDs by using smarter project structures, parallel builds in Visual Studio/MSBuild, and Mighty Moose’s incremental build information.