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Is there a tl;dw (too long didn't watch)? 12 minutes can probably be combined into a few bullet points which is far closer to my attention span.
by setq 10y ago
Is there a tl;dw (too long didn't watch)? 12 minutes can probably be combined into a few bullet points which is far closer to my attention span.
- zubspace 10y agoLive Updated UnitTest OK/Failed/Not-Covered line indicators. Better Exception Messages. NullReferenceException displays what variable caused it. Inner Exceptions are somehow displayed on top level. Configurable Code Style suggestions/enforcement. Intellisense filters in dropdown including shortcuts (Only show methods, properties, etc.) Ctrl-T. "Goto All". Navigates to file or symbol, also with filters. Find all References is now a nested, colorized tree. All in all a nice update, cleary inspired by Resharper. We'll see how Resharper will evolve after this. I still depend a lot on it, because it really offers alot of features which are sub par in Visual Studio, for example like superior refactoring options, better 'find usages', File Structure Window, UnitTest Sessions. Things I use and depend on each and every day. Edit: Here's an alternative link on youtube with the same video, if someone prefers that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJu0hzuz9hE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJu0hzuz9hE
- setq 10y agoExcellent thanks for this - much appreciated. I dumped R# a few years back. It couldn't cope well with larger C# projects that I have to deal with and regularly hoses VS. Plus I spend a lot of time on Linux platforms so I don't want to get further embedded in that ecosystem as a mindset really.
- LyalinDotCom 10y agoYou can read this article Kasey wrote instead, free up online on MSDN magazine: Visual Studio Development – Productivity Enhancements in Visual Studio 2017 RC https://msdn.microsoft.com/magazine/mt79 https://msdn.microsoft.com/magazine/mt79