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Some first impressions here: https://blog.oz-code.com/first-impressions-of-visual-studio-2017-rc/ https://blog.oz-code.com/first-impressions-of-visual-studio-..

Some first impressions here: https://blog.oz-code.com/first-impressions-of-visual-studio-2017-rc/ https://blog.oz-code.com/first-impressions-of-visual-studio-...

m-zuber 10y ago
Very nice overview! Thank you.
c0deporn 10y ago
Wondering if the Live Unit Testing came from the acquisition/integration of the Alive project. Very interesting indeed.
- m-zuber 10y ago
  It might be, but Alive was much more than just if the tests pass or not
  - omerraviv 10y ago
    Might be. Also, in any case - this adds stuff that wasn't in the original Alive AFAIK - supposedly it knows to only run tests that were affected by your last edit and show line-by-line red/green/gray coverage indicators: did someone say NCrunch?
    - m-zuber 10y ago
      Correct. Alive was focused on a chosen method - so you chose one method, the test case to check that method, and then it ran. You could then check what execution would look like in called methods, but it was not project/solution wide.
PerfectElement 10y ago
Thanks! I was hoping I would be able to get rid of ReSharper, but the lack of CamelHumps in navigation and in code completion will force me to keep using.
- omerraviv 10y ago
  Personally they'll have to pry ReSharper from my cold, dead, hands - I've grown to rely on more advanced features like Value Origins/Destination https://www.jetbrains.com/help/resharper/2016.2/Code_Analysis__Value_Tracking.html https://www.jetbrains.com/help/resharper/2016.2/Code_Analysi... That I couldn't possibly go back.
  - nathanaldensr 10y ago
    Good God I love ReSharper. I've been using it since the mid 2000s. It's a wonderful tool. However, their more recent releases have introduced some pretty annoying regressions with code formatting and other features. They seem to be ignoring my hand-reported issues on YouTrack. I haven't been as impressed with ReSharper as in the past. Hopefully they can right the ship and put out better quality stuff.
- LyalinDotCom 10y ago
  Visual Studio already supports Camel Hump search in IntelliSense and for symbols within GoTo. It’s currently missing for file names in Go To, but we’re working on that and it should be coming soon. P.s. I work on the extended VS team.
vitalybe 10y ago
The whole Live Unit Testing thing sounds like they copy pasted NCrunch into VS

Some first impressions here: https://blog.oz-code.com/first-impressions-of-visual-studio-2017-rc/ https://blog.oz-code.com/first-impressions-of-visual-studio-...

m-zuber 10y ago

Very nice overview! Thank you.

c0deporn 10y ago

Wondering if the Live Unit Testing came from the acquisition/integration of the Alive project. Very interesting indeed.

m-zuber 10y ago
It might be, but Alive was much more than just if the tests pass or not
- omerraviv 10y ago
  Might be. Also, in any case - this adds stuff that wasn't in the original Alive AFAIK - supposedly it knows to only run tests that were affected by your last edit and show line-by-line red/green/gray coverage indicators: did someone say NCrunch?
  - m-zuber 10y ago
    Correct. Alive was focused on a chosen method - so you chose one method, the test case to check that method, and then it ran. You could then check what execution would look like in called methods, but it was not project/solution wide.

PerfectElement 10y ago

Thanks! I was hoping I would be able to get rid of ReSharper, but the lack of CamelHumps in navigation and in code completion will force me to keep using.

omerraviv 10y ago
Personally they'll have to pry ReSharper from my cold, dead, hands - I've grown to rely on more advanced features like Value Origins/Destination https://www.jetbrains.com/help/resharper/2016.2/Code_Analysis__Value_Tracking.html https://www.jetbrains.com/help/resharper/2016.2/Code_Analysi... That I couldn't possibly go back.
- nathanaldensr 10y ago
  Good God I love ReSharper. I've been using it since the mid 2000s. It's a wonderful tool. However, their more recent releases have introduced some pretty annoying regressions with code formatting and other features. They seem to be ignoring my hand-reported issues on YouTrack. I haven't been as impressed with ReSharper as in the past. Hopefully they can right the ship and put out better quality stuff.
LyalinDotCom 10y ago
Visual Studio already supports Camel Hump search in IntelliSense and for symbols within GoTo. It’s currently missing for file names in Go To, but we’re working on that and it should be coming soon. P.s. I work on the extended VS team.

vitalybe 10y ago

The whole Live Unit Testing thing sounds like they copy pasted NCrunch into VS