The official date for VS2010 release will be on 12th April 2010 officially.
This is supposed to release by February and postponed to April to improve performance and virtual memory usage.
Visual Studio Release Candidate (RC) will be release to public in February. Visual Studio team takes the feedback from RC before it went to RTM.
Way to go ! Long waiting VS 2010 is going to be release.
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Showing posts with label VS 2010. Show all posts
Showing posts with label VS 2010. Show all posts
January 18, 2010
Launch Date for VS2010 announced
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January 07, 2010
VS2010 Tip - JavaScript IntelliSense to work
Fortunately today JavaScript IntelliSense or jQuery IntelliSense in VS2010 doesn’t work in my IDE while it was working fine yesterday. Thanks for this situation. I came to know solution for this from my fellow MVP Rick for the workaround. The tip is very easy going to tools-> Export/Import Settings->select radio button reset settings. So resetting IDE works in many situations like struck in something or some IntelliSense don’t work.
January 06, 2010
Show short cuts in Tool Tips -Missed in VS 2010
We have Show short cuts in Tool Tips option in VS 2008
Tools- >Customize-> Show short cuts in Tool Tips option
I don't see that option in VS 2010.
I am not sure why its turned off.
I have submitted feedback on this here . If at all you want to have the same feature in new VS 2010 IDE and its useful for you, please vote for the feedback.
Tools- >Customize-> Show short cuts in Tool Tips option
I don't see that option in VS 2010.
I am not sure why its turned off.
I have submitted feedback on this here . If at all you want to have the same feature in new VS 2010 IDE and its useful for you, please vote for the feedback.
Incremental Search in Visual Studio I DE
Have you ever used Incremental search in Visual Studio. If not just try it.
Incremental Search is a feature in VS 2010 to search for particular term or keyword in the current document. Here the search is driven by key strokes as it allows you to type for the search term, with out interacting UI.
You can do incremental search by navigating to Edit->Advanced->Incremental Search or
Press Ctrl+I. Start typing the text you are searching for. You'll see the cursor jump to the first match, highlighting the same search string:
Pressing ESC or clicking on mouse will stop the incremental search.
The searched term appears in find box as well.
Press Shift+Ctrl+I to navigate to previous.
Happy Coding
Incremental Search is a feature in VS 2010 to search for particular term or keyword in the current document. Here the search is driven by key strokes as it allows you to type for the search term, with out interacting UI.
You can do incremental search by navigating to Edit->Advanced->Incremental Search or
Press Ctrl+I. Start typing the text you are searching for. You'll see the cursor jump to the first match, highlighting the same search string:
Pressing ESC or clicking on mouse will stop the incremental search.
The searched term appears in find box as well.
Press Shift+Ctrl+I to navigate to previous.
Happy Coding
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