Thank you, Master, for the valuable effort you put into each video. I also wanted to say that the development pass is a great initiative, and I believe it will be a success. I read the email I received in my inbox, and it addressed one of my questions: how you combat piracy. This was very helpful information.
Hi Tim, hi Chat! What are your greatest productivity features in visual studio c#? My favorites so far are Strg+K+D (Code Alignment), prop+tab+tab (simple property definition), propfull+tab+tab (full context property definition), if+tab+tab (If-cluase) and else+tab+tab (else-clause).
Nice. I can see this auto-backet completion being a lot more useful than the other ones. I hate it when closing brackets appear out of nowhere (I always turn it off), but this one makes sense and I can see me using it. Thanks for the tip.
Thanks! This new feature actually looks very useful. The most annoying thing I always turn off is the auto matching quote or parenthesis that Visual Studio was putting in as you type. That one just slows me down since the cursor almost always ends up in the wrong place and I have to move it back inside the parenthesis to finish typing the statement. Easier to just typing the end characters manually.
I wish you had touched on double quotes inside a double quoted string literal. Will that work (i.e. will it be properly escaped)? What about a @ string literal, or multiline (""") string literal? I hope that works, but even without it, it's a great feature. I'll try it out later
@@IAmTimCorey I've tried and you are correct. I was hoping it would understand that the selection is inside a string literal and escaped the inserted quotes, i.e. inserted \" instead of just ". Still a nice feature though, I've enabled it.
Tim, please make a full course of 'aspNet identity' with wasm and new 'Blazor app' template, show the difference, if any. there a many videos of 'identity' but all of them are just overview
VS Code and Visual Studio are two totally different products, written in two different languages, by two different teams, and are two different types of systems (editor vs IDE).
@@IAmTimCorey they broke search in the 2022 upgrade. It's been broken since the first revision. Web deployment Will also crash if you close the publish window before it is done. When they fix these I will be happy. But until then I will go and close everything I can see within single quotes double quotes square brackets round brackets and curly brackets. 😁
Thank you, Master, for the valuable effort you put into each video. I also wanted to say that the development pass is a great initiative, and I believe it will be a success.
I read the email I received in my inbox, and it addressed one of my questions: how you combat piracy. This was very helpful information.
Thanks for sharing!
Hi Tim, hi Chat! What are your greatest productivity features in visual studio c#? My favorites so far are Strg+K+D (Code Alignment), prop+tab+tab (simple property definition), propfull+tab+tab (full context property definition), if+tab+tab (If-cluase) and else+tab+tab (else-clause).
I'm going to be releasing a video soon on the way I configure Visual Studio, which will include a lot of the tweaks I use.
Great feature.
Tnx a lot Tim
You are welcome.
Nice. I can see this auto-backet completion being a lot more useful than the other ones. I hate it when closing brackets appear out of nowhere (I always turn it off), but this one makes sense and I can see me using it. Thanks for the tip.
You are welcome.
Thanks! This new feature actually looks very useful. The most annoying thing I always turn off is the auto matching quote or parenthesis that Visual Studio was putting in as you type. That one just slows me down since the cursor almost always ends up in the wrong place and I have to move it back inside the parenthesis to finish typing the statement. Easier to just typing the end characters manually.
You are welcome.
I wish you had touched on double quotes inside a double quoted string literal. Will that work (i.e. will it be properly escaped)? What about a @ string literal, or multiline (""") string literal? I hope that works, but even without it, it's a great feature. I'll try it out later
It puts double quotes (if that is what you choose) around anything you've selected.
@@IAmTimCorey I've tried and you are correct. I was hoping it would understand that the selection is inside a string literal and escaped the inserted quotes, i.e. inserted \" instead of just ". Still a nice feature though, I've enabled it.
It is also in JetBrains Rider.
Great!
I can't seem to find the tool bar. I'm using lastest version of vs code
Visual Studio is not the same thing as VS Code. They are two separate products. This video is for Visual Studio.
I came here to learn how to disable this annoying "feature". Thanks.
That works too.
my god, this was one my huge pet peeves with visual studio coming from jet brains and it's finally been added! Good stuff
👍
This will help alot. I'm getting tired of having to mark code, CTRL-X, { } and CTRL-V between the brackets :D
Agreed.
There is always something cute to discover.
👍
Tim, please make a full course of 'aspNet identity' with wasm and new 'Blazor app' template, show the difference, if any. there a many videos of 'identity' but all of them are just overview
Thanks for the suggestion. Please add it to the list on the suggestion site so others can vote on it as well: suggestions.iamtimcorey.com/
Nice these shortcuts are very useful 👍
Great!
Quick, easy, and productive. Thank you, Tim!
You're welcome!
excellent. thanks!
You are welcome.
A feature VSCode already had. . Great job M$ft lol
VS Code and Visual Studio are two totally different products, written in two different languages, by two different teams, and are two different types of systems (editor vs IDE).
So useful!
Glad you think so!
I like this feature.. 👌🏻
Great!
Another cute feature
Lol😂
One of my favorite features from VS Code. Always found it annoying this wasn’t a feature since I’ve been learning C#/Visual Studio.
Great!
I'm surprised they added this so late 🤔
They've played around with different ways of doing similar things, but I agree.
It's about time. VSCode has had this feature for years.
Yep, but since the two products are totally unrelated, they don't have a shared feature system.
I would much prefer they fix the plethora of bugs versus this new feature.
Every update does come with bug fixes. LOTS of them. But that doesn't mean there shouldn't be feature improvements as well.
@@IAmTimCorey they broke search in the 2022 upgrade. It's been broken since the first revision. Web deployment Will also crash if you close the publish window before it is done. When they fix these I will be happy. But until then I will go and close everything I can see within single quotes double quotes square brackets round brackets and curly brackets. 😁