#visual-studio
Visual Studio stories
I always loved to work with the latest and the greatest versions of Visual Studio. I started on VS 2008, now most of the time working with VS 2019.
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devblogs.microsoft.com ·
Built-in Agent Skills Bring .NET and Azure Expertise into Visual Studio - Visual Studio Blog (opens in a new tab)Visual Studio now includes built-in Agent Skills, created by experts from the .NET and Azure teams, to help you better customize your agentic workflow and
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devblogs.microsoft.com ·
Today I will... Modernize a .NET application - Visual Studio Blog (opens in a new tab)Today I will modernize a .NET Framework application to .NET 10 using the GitHub Copilot modernization tooling built-in to Visual Studio. The tooling
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devblogs.microsoft.com ·
Today I will... manage Git Submodules without leaving the IDE - Visual Studio Blog (opens in a new tab)If you've worked with Git submodules for any length of time, you probably have a love-hate relationship with them. They're genuinely useful for pulling a shared library, an SDK, or common build scripts into your project.
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thomasclaudiushuber.com ·
The new Visual Studio Solution File Format: Goodbye .SLN, Welcome .SLNX! – Thomas Claudius Huber (opens in a new tab)With the launch of Visual Studio .NET in the year 2002, the solution file .sln was introduced. And since then, we were using that custom format to manage the projects that belong together to build an application. But with .NET 10 and Visual Studio 2026, times have changed.
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neowin.net ·
Guide: What's the difference between Visual Studio Community, Professional, and Enterprise? (opens in a new tab) -
devblogs.microsoft.com ·
Visual Studio 2026 Insiders is here! - Visual Studio Blog (opens in a new tab)Visual Studio 2026 Insiders is here with AI integration, blazing fast performance, Fluent UI design, and a new Insiders Channel for early features.
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devblogs.microsoft.com ·
Visual Studio Spell Checker Preview Now Available - Visual Studio Blog (opens in a new tab)Visual Studio17.5 preview 3 now has a preview for the spell checker for C#, C++ and Markdown. Come check out how it works.
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devblogs.microsoft.com ·
My Top 10 NEW Visual Studio Features of 2023 for .NET Developers - .NET Blog (opens in a new tab)There are tons of great new feature for .NET developers to love in Visual Studio 2022, here are my top 10 that were released in 2023 that you can take advantage of right now.
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devblogs.microsoft.com ·
2023 – a year of community experiments - Visual Studio Blog (opens in a new tab) -
devblogs.microsoft.com ·
Naming Made Easy: AI-Powered Rename Suggestions - Visual Studio Blog (opens in a new tab)Ever struggled to name a variable, method, or class—finding that perfect balance between expressiveness and conciseness? You’re not alone. We’ve tackled this universal challenge in the latest Visual Studio Preview via our GitHub Copilot Chat extension (subscription required). Introducing: AI-powered rename suggestions.
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devblogs.microsoft.com ·
Adding new files just got a lot faster - Visual Studio Blog (opens in a new tab) -
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Adding new files just got a lot faster - Visual Studio Blog (opens in a new tab) -
devblogs.microsoft.com ·
Get your developer news - Visual Studio Blog (opens in a new tab) -
ardalis.com ·
Rainbow Colorized Brackets in Visual Studio | Blog (opens in a new tab)A popular extension and later core feature of VS Code, rainbow bracket colorization is now available as a free extension for Visual Studio.
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devblogs.microsoft.com ·
Just-in-time refactoring made even easier with IntelliCode auto suggested code for C# - Visual Studio Blog (opens in a new tab) -
talkingdotnet.com ·
Auto Save files in Visual Studio 2022 (opens in a new tab)Auto save file in Visual Studio 2022 enables you to save your files automatically in the background when Visual Studio loses focus.
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devblogs.microsoft.com ·
IEnumerable Debugger Visualizer Improvements - Visual Studio Blog (opens in a new tab)In Visual Studio 17.2 Preview 3, we added a few highly requested improvements in IEnumerable visualizer like Filtering, Theming, and CSV export.
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devblogs.microsoft.com ·
Listen Up, Visual Studio has a new feature you need to hear about! - Visual Studio Blog (opens in a new tab)In Visual Studio 2022 17.3 Preview 2, Visual Studio now has audio cues to convey information while editing your code documents.
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devblogs.microsoft.com ·
Introducing the private preview of port tunneling in Visual Studio for ASP.NET Core projects - Visual Studio Blog (opens in a new tab) -
community.devexpress.com ·
CodeRush - Visual Studio Productivity Tools Are Available Free-of-Charge in v22.1! (opens in a new tab) -
stevefenton.co.uk ·
Show Reassigned Variables in Visual Studio | Steve Fenton (opens in a new tab) -
devblogs.microsoft.com ·
Line-staging (Interactive Staging) - Visual Studio Blog (opens in a new tab) -
devblogs.microsoft.com ·
Visual Studio 2022 17.2 is now available! - Visual Studio Blog (opens in a new tab)Read all about the updates to Visual Studio 2022 in this latest release and download the 17.2 release today!
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techcommunity.microsoft.com ·
Auto-Regenerating API Client for Your Open API Project - Microsoft Tech Community (opens in a new tab) -
devblogs.microsoft.com ·
Bringing Code Cleanup on Save To Visual Studio 2022 17.1 Preview 2 - Visual Studio Blog (opens in a new tab) -
devblogs.microsoft.com ·
Boost your productivity with Productivity Power Tools Extensions in Visual Studio 2022! (opens in a new tab)One of the most popular and anticipated sets of extensions is now available to download for VS 2022 today: Productivity Power Tools!
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devblogs.microsoft.com ·
Visual Studio 2022 Preview 1 now available! (opens in a new tab) -
devblogs.microsoft.com ·
Visual Studio 2019 v16.10 and v16.11 Preview 1 are Available Today! | Visual Studio Blog (opens in a new tab) -
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Visual Studio 2022 | Visual Studio Blog (opens in a new tab) -
blog.jetbrains.com ·
Troubleshoot allocations with Dynamic Program Analysis – ReSharper 2020.3 EAP – .NET Tools Blog | JetBrains (opens in a new tab) -
ryadel.com ·
Unable to launch the IIS Express Web server error - How to fix it (opens in a new tab)A series of workaround that might help fixing the 'Unable to launch the IIS Express Web server' error when debugging a Web Application on Visual Studio
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visualstudiomagazine.com ·
Mads Kristensen Unveils 'The Essentials' Visual Studio Extension Pack for All Devs -- Visual Studio Magazine (opens in a new tab)Visual Studio senior program manager Mads Kristensen has created a new extension pack for the IDE to ease the acquisition of the basic tools that would benefit all developers.
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devblogs.microsoft.com ·
Database Profiling with Visual Studio | Visual Studio Blog (opens in a new tab)Have you ever been tasked with diagnosing a slow performing web application and suspected the database was to blame? Looking into your database tier requires specific tools, now you can quickly and easily investigate using the database profiling tool in Visual Studio’s Performance Explorer!
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blog.ndepend.com ·
10 Visual Studio Navigation Productivity Tips - NDepend (opens in a new tab)10 Visual Studio search and navigation productivity tips illustrated with some GIFs. Learn those tips now and significantly boost your productivity.
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medium.com ·
Multiple post-deployment scripts with SQL server project (opens in a new tab) -
dailydotnettips.com ·
Selective Projects Loading using Solution Filter in Visual Studio - Daily .NET Tips (opens in a new tab)Solution Filter in Visual Studio allows a faster load of the solution with selective projects. Solution Filter in Visual Studio allows us to select only the required projects and help in faster load and build.
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devblogs.microsoft.com ·
Tracepoints: Debug with less clutter (opens in a new tab)Have you ever accidentally shipped a log statement to production? Are you tired of cleaning up log statements while debugging? The solution is here!
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devblogs.microsoft.com ·
Visual Studio Tips and Tricks: Increasing your Productivity for .NET | .NET Blog (opens in a new tab)The .NET team is constantly thinking of new ways to make developers more productive. We’ve been working hard over the past year to take the feedback you’ve sent us and turn it into tools that you want! In this post I’ll cover some of the latest productivity features available in Visual Studio 2019 Preview.
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devblogs.microsoft.com ·
Visual Studio tips and tricks (opens in a new tab)Whether you are new or have been using Visual Studio for years, there are a bunch of tips and tricks that can make you more productive. We’ve been sharing tips on Twitter using the #vstip hashtag for a while, and this is a collection of the best ones so far.
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dailydotnettips.com ·
View Clipboard Ring History in Visual Studio 2019 - Daily .NET Tips (opens in a new tab)You can now view clipboard ring history in Visual Studio 2019. Clipboard ring is all about copy multiple code block, and past them as and when need
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devblogs.microsoft.com ·
Little great things about Visual Studio 2019 | The Visual Studio Blog (opens in a new tab)A few days ago, we announced the general availability of Visual Studio 2019. But I’ve been using Visual Studio 2019 exclusively since the first internal build – long before the release of Preview 1 in December of 2018. During this time,