VS Code, adding a source file to a C language project gives me an error
I am using the Raspberry Pi Pico Extension in VS Code, running on a Pi4. I am playing with the examples provided in the RaspberryPi/pico-examples repository on GitHub…for example the hello_uart example.
Visual Studio Hot Reload reloads for every changes
I am using VS2022 Community and developing ASP.NET applications. I am using hot reload when checking some style changes and works fine my other project. But my one another project hot reload is reloading every changes like changing class name on html elements or changing content of label element. Do you know why?
Visual Studio Hot Reload reloads for every changes
I am using VS2022 Community and developing ASP.NET applications. I am using hot reload when checking some style changes and works fine my other project. But my one another project hot reload is reloading every changes like changing class name on html elements or changing content of label element. Do you know why?
Visual Studio Hot Reload reloads for every changes
I am using VS2022 Community and developing ASP.NET applications. I am using hot reload when checking some style changes and works fine my other project. But my one another project hot reload is reloading every changes like changing class name on html elements or changing content of label element. Do you know why?
Visual Studio Hot Reload reloads for every changes
I am using VS2022 Community and developing ASP.NET applications. I am using hot reload when checking some style changes and works fine my other project. But my one another project hot reload is reloading every changes like changing class name on html elements or changing content of label element. Do you know why?
Visual Studio clear navigation
Is there a possibility to erease whole (cursor) navigation in Visual Studio without restarting the environment?
Add a second developer to the team
In my company, I’m the only developer, but we plan on expanding the team by hiring a second programmer. I know there are a lot of implications to that (especially around source control). I’ve Googled a lot, but haven’t found a good tutorial/article on how to grow the team from one to many developers.
How to port this architecture to .net?
My team is currently locked into using a tool we dislike that takes the form of a Eclipse plugin and a .jar; the plugin gives us a button to quickly run a single file’s code (via invoking the main .jar and passing to it the current file). We want to move to C#.net. Is there any way to get Visual Studio to replicate this behavior? Obviously we could put each runnable class into its own project in our solution, but that requires checking a lot of project files into source control. Ideally we’d have a main() method in each file and could tell visual studio to run just that file for development purposes, while the finished software would be run from a single entry point using command-line parameters.
How to create an output file Microsoft Visual Studio
I’ll try to cut to the chase. I’m in an introductory C++ course, and our assignments need to be submitted as the .cpp file and also have the output file as a .txt file. My professor gave these instructions to do so, but I just cannot figure it out at all. “To create the output text file (e.g., Lab 1 Output.txt) from the console, you can do it by right clicking the top left icon of the console (which shows the “C:”), select “Export text”, and save it as the output text file for your program.”
Developing Razor Web Pages – Visual Studio and/or WebMatrix?
When I started learning about Web Pages I followed several of the Microsoft tutorials, all of which utilized WebMatrix. I did this until I realized that WebMatrix offered no debugging. Wait? What?? No way. And I quickly moved my Web Pages development to Visual Studio. While there were some things that I thought were nicely done in WebMatrix, I have found nothing that I cannot do in in Visual Studio. Also, unless someone who knows better than me enlightens me, I am vehemently against developing the same project with two different IDEs; It just seems like an unnecessary risk to me.