Showing posts with label Visual Studio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Visual Studio. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

JSOM Intellisense in VisualStudio

It should be very easy for you to reference the following piece of comment, will show you intellisense in Visual Studio 2010 and above to work with SharePoint  Client applications using JSOM. If you are developing SharePoint Client applications, make sure you have installed SharePoint client SDK as described in my earlier posts or working locally on a machine in which SharePoint is installed.

Add a new *.JS file to the project, make a reference as given in the picture, and make sure the path to the SharePoint JavaScript file is right.



 

Thursday, September 6, 2012

How to change default development settings in VS IDE

I was working on a machine where the VS IDE was set to VB development settings. Searching the msdn showed me this, by which I was able to set to C# development settings.

Happy Coding!!!

Sunday, April 29, 2012

VisualStudioGallery

Hello , after some time , started sharing information's with you. Came across VisualStudioGallery where you can find and use tools controls and extensions with Visual Studio. Lots of interesting things you can play around with can be found there.

Happy Coding.


Saturday, April 9, 2011

Ways To Improve Your PRODUCTIVITY in Visual Studio


Would it not be interesting to know, using Visual studio tips and tricks, how you can share code  snippets with  your team(Tip 2.43), how to remove unused using statements(Tip 2.19), how to display quick info of a function(Tip 2.32), how to use tracepoints to log printf or console.writeline (Tip 7.14), how VS 2008 targets multiple .NET frameworks(Tip 7.1) , How to debug multiple projects (Tip 7.26) etc...
Nils Naegele has a list of those and lot of other tips, in his blog  under visual studio tips. For this Nils Naegele extends his curtesy to Sara Ford(VS guru) worked with Microsoft for the past 9 years. You can also go through Sara Fords blog to see a video  on this topic as well. 
Happy programming...