This is my personal favorite list of shortcuts in Visual Studio 2022 (German Keyboard)!
Enjoy Nina (So short, it could have been on Twitter *haha*)
This is my personal favorite list of shortcuts in Visual Studio 2022 (German Keyboard)!
Enjoy Nina (So short, it could have been on Twitter *haha*)
Here is my list of my most favorite Visual Studio Extensions! For my reference and as a guide to those seeking for such list!
Also if you like to learn some tips on tricks with Visual Studio I recommend joining my session on Visual Studio at ADC21 (German language).
Productivity Extensions
Build / Output Extensions
Visual Studio Themes
Enjoy!
yours Nina
In my talk today at the Global Azure Bootcamp in Linz #gab #gab2019 I received a question regarding the source of Application Insights (AI) metrics that show up in Codelens.
How does Visual Studio know to which AI-Instance it should relate to?
This setting can be easily find by the Visual Studio 2019 „Search“-Functionality which can be accessed with the shortcut CTRL + Q and by entering „Configure Application Insights„. You can also find the settings under the menu „Project-Application Insights-Configure Application Insights…„.
I think these settings are quite self explanatory 🙂
Thanks Anton for asking this question!
Enjoy and have a great day
yours AndiP
Setup the new cross-platform ASP.NET Core with Visual Studio Code on a Linux machine quickly? It’s a bit tedious to do all the required installation bits, not to mention to figure out the little issues.
Using our new ARM-Template you can setup such Box on Microsoft Azure with a single click on the Deploy-Button (if you have an Azure Account already, if not get one here)!
Then fill the parameters with values
and click “Create”.
The ARM Template installs:
Later use Remote Desktop Connection to connect to your machine! Computer:<DNS-Name>.<Location of Resource Group>.cloudapp.azure.com. Enter your credentials in the xrdp login dialog. Make sure “sesman-Xvnc” is selected!
You find Visual Studio Code under Development. Or you can start it from the shell with “code .”. You also may use Yeoman with the preinstalled ASP.NET Generator.
Read more about the ASP.NET Generator at the blog of Scott Hanselman.
Enjoy playing with .NET Core and Visual Studio Code running in Windows Azure