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Visual Studio 11

Visual Studio 11. Current Version: Developer Preview. w ho a m i ?. w ho are y ou?. .NET Developers? C++ Developers? Other Platform Developers? Web Developers? Client Developers? Using TFS? Testers? Project Managers? Team Leads/Managers?. a genda. Visual Studio 11 .NET 4.5 TFS 11.

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Visual Studio 11

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  1. Visual Studio 11 Current Version: Developer Preview

  2. who am i?

  3. who are you? • .NET Developers? C++ Developers? Other Platform Developers? • Web Developers? Client Developers? • Using TFS? • Testers? • Project Managers? • Team Leads/Managers?

  4. agenda • Visual Studio 11 • .NET 4.5 • TFS 11

  5. Visual Studio 11

  6. what’s new in visual studio 11? • Visual Studio 2010 “Round-tripping” • LocalDB replaces SQL Server Express • IntelliTrace in production • New Unit Test Explorer • Test duration • Analyze solution for code clones

  7. quick launch • Quickly find one of 3000+ commands in Visual Studio • Execute it from the results screen

  8. solution explorer • Expand into classes and members within files • Multiple Solution Explorer windows • Filter what’s shown

  9. file preview • Browsing through Solution Explorer or while debugging

  10. sql server developer tools (ssdt) • Support for 2005, 2008, 2008 R2, and Azure AND migrating between these • First version will release with SQL 2012 and will replace “Data Dude” with Visual Studio 11 (auto-upgrades existing projects); updates every 4-6 months with SQL Azure! • As of now, there’s no support for data generation, unit testing, or data compare, but they are all on the roadmap • Generate Entity Data Model (.edmx) from database projects

  11. SQL Server Object Explorer? • Improved SQL Server Object Explorer to browse, create, and edit database objects • Very close to the SQL Management Studio experience • View data in a table and script it • Execute stored procedures

  12. A Table Designer!

  13. A New CSS Editor • Support for CSS3 • Expand/collapse styles • Comment/uncomment shortcut keys • Auto-indent style hierarchies • Improved IntelliSense • New color picker • Displays most used first

  14. A NEW HTML Editor • Support for HTML5 • DocType validation and IntelliSense • Improved IntelliSense with title-case searching • Code snippets • Extract to User Control • Smart indentation elements • Tag completion (either start or end) • Automatic quotes for attributes

  15. A NEW JavaScript Editor • Improved IntelliSense including access to JavaScript libraries and HTML5 support • Go to definition with F12 • Automatic indentation • Comment/uncomment lines with shortcut keys • Bracket highlighting • XML documentation support

  16. Page Inspector • Source code selection mapping • See all the files that make up a page • Select CSS rules • NOTE: This requires instrumentation that should be disabled prior to production deployment

  17. additional resources • .NET 4.5 – Dev Preview • TFS 11 – Dev Preview

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