Microsoft is retiring Visual Studio for Mac on August 31st, 2024. learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/mac/what-happened-to-vs-for-mac?view=vsmac-2022 TLDR: "Visual Studio for Mac will no longer be supported or maintained after August 31, 2024. Visual Studio for Mac will still be available as a legacy installation only via my.visualstudio.com for users with Visual Studio subscriptions."
Excellent lesson with fast overview of advanced features too. Visual Studio is such a rich tool. I started C programming in 1984, which was ancient times.
Clear step-by-step instructions at a calm steady pace which makes it ideal for beginners. I hope there will be more like this for people starting out coding with hope in their heart.
This is the first in a series of videos. There's a link in the description to the entire playlist helping beginners get started with C#. Glad you liked it.
Just started coding a year ago (career change in my 40's from social services) and just started with Visual Studio last week. Your video is the best I've found so far! Subscribed to your channel instantly. Thank you!
Certainly not for a beginner, there is an overload of info that a beginner can not use or understand , there is so much info that prevents the beginner to begin.
I like the comment and appreciate what you’re saying. I have very little up-to-date knowledge on programming (I took a single class in grade school in the late nineties) but there is enough knowledge here for me to build on. Did it answer questions I already had? Absolutely! Did it give me a million more questions? Absolutely! These, with the beautiful technology of today, I researched separately after I rewatched the video, on separate tabs, on my phone. Not having all the knowledge immediately available was not a deterrent. I feel this was extremely useful.
I love VS code, but the need for Visual Studio is coming up more and more in work. Thanks for this video, I was really clueless. It does move fast which is a good thing, because I can just pause when I need to.
Just a bit of constructive feedback, instead of going over what all the buttons do straight away, maybe do a very simple example of what the program can do, and in that example show what the buttons do as and when you need them
Heard the feedback and made some changes to the format in this recent video explaining VS Code to beginners. th-cam.com/video/bfvq_kTbnd8/w-d-xo.html Let me know if that's better.
Yes, it definitely feels that way at first, but with time, you'll get the hang of it. I have a playlist teaching C# that uses only Visual Studio if you're interested. th-cam.com/play/PLKCFltnebRSVQHQ9tf5PSmk4X0KNqO6FU.html&si=pbZEsy2ni8VJ_BZY Following along with the videos there is a good way to familiarize yourself with the IDE while learning a new programming language.
It's similar to what you would do when writing C#. I find the IntelliSense support in Visual Studio is not as good as that in Visual Studio Code. Some of the helpful extensions in VS Code also aren't available in VS e.g. React Snippets. The syntax highlighting wasn't that great the last time I wrote JavaScript in VS, but that may have changed now. I'd recommend writing JavaScript in VS Code over VS (the experience is much smoother for me over there), unless you really want to use VS, then that's all up to you.
Hi, Thank you for your video. It is heartwarming . My question is I downloaded Visual Studio 2022 to use html for now. How do i use it? Do you have a video for this subject? Thank you for your quick response.
@guzaratube300 You can create an HTML file the same way the C# files are created in the video. That's where you'll write your HTML. But if HTML is all you want to use, I'd recommend Visual Studio Code which is lightweight and better suited for it. Here's the video explaining how to use VS Code. th-cam.com/video/bfvq_kTbnd8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=mLQFBsqL1XMOAl7x
After writing all the code and it's time to publish, that's when it all becomes a ".exe" or executable. If you're still a beginner, don't worry about that just yet. Learn the basics of the programming language then publish something small. If you're interested in learning C#, I have a playlist. th-cam.com/play/PLKCFltnebRSVQHQ9tf5PSmk4X0KNqO6FU.html
Hi, Is it possible to execute code in an internal terminal in VS? I am new to programming in C++ and using VS, and I want to know if I can run code without having an external terminal pop up.
I've never had any reason to run code inside a terminal - unless maybe you mean scripts to build an app or run tests, then those can be run in an internal terminal. If you're just trying to open the Visual Studio terminal, press Ctrl + ` or go to the View tab (on the menu bar at the top of your screen in Visual Studio) -> Terminal. If none of these help you, I have a video explaining how to use the terminal that could help you out. th-cam.com/video/7Agno_H0U7Q/w-d-xo.html
@@HeightAboveSeaLevel I mean is there a way to execute my code and then have the output be displayed on the output terminal in VS and not in an external terminal? Before I came to VS, I only ever used a simple online IDE (GDB) as I am relatively new to programming and my programs would always execute in the embedded terminal below the code editor.
@@AF-shp Interesting. What kinds of things were displayed in the embedded terminal when you ran the code? Visual Studio has an output window whenever you build an application to tell you if the build succeeded or if there were errors. Could that be what you're looking for?
Check if you have the right tools installed that support programming in that language. During installation, the Visual Studio Installer shows you some additional tools you might need for different situations. You can open the Visual Studio Installer at any time and download & install tools. More information. visualstudio.microsoft.com/vs/features/cplusplus/
Thank you for the video but i have one question. if we exit out the tab does the work save automatically or do we need to save it first manually, second question is how do u go back to the main menu after i finish a project and want to go to another one? Thank you!
This was not helpful for me, as I have exercises in Visual Studio where I need to correct syntax errors, and I have no idea how to see the errors in my code besides building or debugging, which just tells me "build failed". Like, I know it failed. But what's wrong with my code? I was working with VScode before, so I'm used to that. This is my second VS 2022 tutorial video. Continuing to look elsewhere.
I was waiting for you to explain the attach to process in debug tab and you skipped it :( Only thing I was looking for in this video :( Still good tho :D
Do you have that shortcut bound to a different action? To see all your shortcuts: Tools (at the top of your screen) > Options > Expand Environment dropdown > Keyboard Type "console" in the search bar on the right panel to see all shortcuts associated with it. Here's an article with more details if you still need help. learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/identifying-and-customizing-keyboard-shortcuts-in-visual-studio?view=vs-2022
I've written some very light SQL in Visual Studio. Have you taken a look at SQL Server Management Studio? learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/ssms/download-sql-server-management-studio-ssms?view=sql-server-ver16 It could be what you're looking for.
You're using an application right now to watch this video and write your comment. An application is created by writing code that works together to achieve an intended purpose. There are different types of applications - social media applications like Facebook and Twitter for socializing, finance applications like Mint and Quickbooks to manage finances, and even sports applications to keep track of live scores, upcoming matches, etc. An app is the short form of the word application.
Some people refer to "camelCase" as "lower Pascal case", so I guess it's just personal preference. I made a video on these naming conventions that can help you understand them better. th-cam.com/video/UPNLmdRekFA/w-d-xo.html
17:27 can you please help me out, when I run the project, a notification always pops up saying: The project doesn't know how to run the profile with the name 'whatever name you may have here' and command 'Project'. I don't know what to do, the internet is not helping and I've tried installing multiple updates but nothing is helping me. Please help...
@@soda_the_clown Also, do you have Discord? You can join the server and ask your questions there. I have a dedicated channel around C#, and it's easier to have conversations about code there. Discord invite is in this video's description.
I currently don't do 1-on-1 teaching. You can browse the videos on my channel for a particular topic. If you have any further questions, you can as them on Discord (link in description).
I was having such a hard time with 8:00 You explained it perfectly, so on VS you dont write it like “main void” Where would one find all the commands for VS since they seem to be different than the other IDE’s?
Im trying to find a book that basically trains you with all the language meaning alert() An alert box is displayed with an OK button confirm() Displays a message box with ok/cancel options console.log() Writes information to the browser document.write() Write directly to the HTML document prompt() A pop up box that needs user input Like I want to be able to know what each thing means and how to use each command. Idk how to find this information
Or like “console.writeline” Where did you learn how “console.writeline” means? I know its telling the console to write what you put but there are commands that I dont know how to input. I want to build 2 different apps, one a gaming app and the other for a reminder app but if I create a blank canvas to write code how do i know what to tell the computer what to do? I just want to learn the language you use to tell the conputer what to do meaning I want to be able to understand how to write code in itself, I understand the basics of how coding works but if I want to actually write my own code Idk how to do it bec idk how to convey what i want the computer to do. I wish i knew what language such as “console.writeline” and other commands so i can tell the computee what to do but idk the whole language so i just want to know where can i find the entire language commands so i can learn and be able to use the commands.
@RC-rg3vz I'd recommend taking a C# course to better understand the language and how it works. Some on Udemy are often on sale for an affordable price.
yea my first time ever loading it didnt pop up, but the second time it did. just crazy how the universe works with me. everythings wrong@@HeightAboveSeaLevel
I believe so. I've seen some support for it on Windows, but the docs say it's not available on Mac. You can read more about it here: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/python/overview-of-python-tools-for-visual-studio?view=vs-2022
Microsoft is retiring Visual Studio for Mac on August 31st, 2024.
learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/mac/what-happened-to-vs-for-mac?view=vsmac-2022
TLDR:
"Visual Studio for Mac will no longer be supported or maintained after August 31, 2024. Visual Studio for Mac will still be available as a legacy installation only via my.visualstudio.com for users with Visual Studio subscriptions."
Excellent lesson with fast overview of advanced features too. Visual Studio is such a rich tool. I started C programming in 1984, which was ancient times.
Wow. It's nice hearing that from a programming veteran.
Wow thats awesome!
Clear step-by-step instructions at a calm steady pace which makes it ideal for beginners. I hope there will be more like this for people starting out coding with hope in their heart.
This is the first in a series of videos.
There's a link in the description to the entire playlist helping beginners get started with C#.
Glad you liked it.
You do a phenomenal job explaining things, very easy to understand and just the right pace.
Just started coding a year ago (career change in my 40's from social services) and just started with Visual Studio last week. Your video is the best I've found so far! Subscribed to your channel
instantly. Thank you!
Wow, that's amazing!
Glad I could help out.
What made you pick software development over all the other career options, if you don't mind me asking?
This is a very well put together lesson. Thank you for putting this together, this is exactly what I was looking for. Cheers!
You're welcome.
A really well put together video! Informative and to the point!! Thanks for making this vid!! Keep it up!! Looking forward to seeing more...
Thanks for your support the video was in perfect pace , Just learning to code for XR!
You're most welcome.
What are you planning on building in XR, if you don't mind me asking?
Certainly not for a beginner, there is an overload of info that a beginner can not use or understand , there is so much info that prevents the beginner to begin.
Sorry to hear that. Where in the video do you feel stuck?
I like the comment and appreciate what you’re saying.
I have very little up-to-date knowledge on programming (I took a single class in grade school in the late nineties) but there is enough knowledge here for me to build on.
Did it answer questions I already had? Absolutely!
Did it give me a million more questions? Absolutely! These, with the beautiful technology of today, I researched separately after I rewatched the video, on separate tabs, on my phone.
Not having all the knowledge immediately available was not a deterrent.
I feel this was extremely useful.
@@tarhabrown8038 You can always ask your questions in The Water Tribe Discord server.
discord.gg/kbBbZrArpK
We'll be expecting you. 😊
@@HeightAboveSeaLevel Thank you so much!
Looking forward to learning something new :)
This is beginner coding
I love VS code, but the need for Visual Studio is coming up more and more in work. Thanks for this video, I was really clueless. It does move fast which is a good thing, because I can just pause when I need to.
Hopefully, this video made the transition somewhat easier.
For c#, c++, java use visual studio, everything else I use vscode
Thank you! I just started using VS & this helped a lot. Keep continue great work man. U deserve more subs & U got a new sub from me:)
I'm glad you found the video helpful.
Welcome to The Water Tribe! 😊
Just a bit of constructive feedback, instead of going over what all the buttons do straight away, maybe do a very simple example of what the program can do, and in that example show what the buttons do as and when you need them
Heard the feedback and made some changes to the format in this recent video explaining VS Code to beginners.
th-cam.com/video/bfvq_kTbnd8/w-d-xo.html
Let me know if that's better.
Thank you sosososososososo much for doing this video! I was totally lost.
Just a beginner but learnt a lot just thinking of how to put things in order
Wao many thanks for this explanations and I will be your Student and will subsribe to most of your videos ,once again thanks a GOOD TEACHER
good video , i was missing my solution explorer for like 4 days and i coudn't find it, but this has helped me with that and so many other things.
You did a great job better than my teacher in school
Thank you.
Visual Studio 2022 is like a plane's cockpit. There are a ton of buttons and you've no worldly idea about what would happen if you press _that_
Yes, it definitely feels that way at first, but with time, you'll get the hang of it.
I have a playlist teaching C# that uses only Visual Studio if you're interested.
th-cam.com/play/PLKCFltnebRSVQHQ9tf5PSmk4X0KNqO6FU.html&si=pbZEsy2ni8VJ_BZY
Following along with the videos there is a good way to familiarize yourself with the IDE while learning a new programming language.
Brilliant video. Thank you!
Please do a whole JavaScript tutorial using VS id soooooo be thankful as you would be the only person that has a tutorial xc
It's similar to what you would do when writing C#. I find the IntelliSense support in Visual Studio is not as good as that in Visual Studio Code.
Some of the helpful extensions in VS Code also aren't available in VS e.g. React Snippets.
The syntax highlighting wasn't that great the last time I wrote JavaScript in VS, but that may have changed now.
I'd recommend writing JavaScript in VS Code over VS (the experience is much smoother for me over there), unless you really want to use VS, then that's all up to you.
Hi, Thank you for your video. It is heartwarming . My question is I downloaded Visual Studio 2022 to use html for now. How do i use it? Do you have a video for this subject? Thank you for your quick response.
@guzaratube300 You can create an HTML file the same way the C# files are created in the video. That's where you'll write your HTML.
But if HTML is all you want to use, I'd recommend Visual Studio Code which is lightweight and better suited for it.
Here's the video explaining how to use VS Code.
th-cam.com/video/bfvq_kTbnd8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=mLQFBsqL1XMOAl7x
Great intro. We need more people like you.
I was sent some code that included a .h file. How would I add that in?
Beginner to coding, and I wondered about how a simple code can turn into .exe files. This is honestly kind of overwhelming.
After writing all the code and it's time to publish, that's when it all becomes a ".exe" or executable.
If you're still a beginner, don't worry about that just yet. Learn the basics of the programming language then publish something small.
If you're interested in learning C#, I have a playlist.
th-cam.com/play/PLKCFltnebRSVQHQ9tf5PSmk4X0KNqO6FU.html
@@HeightAboveSeaLevel thank you!
Hi, Is it possible to execute code in an internal terminal in VS? I am new to programming in C++ and using VS, and I want to know if I can run code without having an external terminal pop up.
I've never had any reason to run code inside a terminal - unless maybe you mean scripts to build an app or run tests, then those can be run in an internal terminal.
If you're just trying to open the Visual Studio terminal, press Ctrl + ` or go to the View tab (on the menu bar at the top of your screen in Visual Studio) -> Terminal.
If none of these help you, I have a video explaining how to use the terminal that could help you out.
th-cam.com/video/7Agno_H0U7Q/w-d-xo.html
@@HeightAboveSeaLevel I mean is there a way to execute my code and then have the output be displayed on the output terminal in VS and not in an external terminal? Before I came to VS, I only ever used a simple online IDE (GDB) as I am relatively new to programming and my programs would always execute in the embedded terminal below the code editor.
@@AF-shp Interesting. What kinds of things were displayed in the embedded terminal when you ran the code?
Visual Studio has an output window whenever you build an application to tell you if the build succeeded or if there were errors. Could that be what you're looking for?
How can I program in VS in C? I can't run the code nor find a compiler.
Check if you have the right tools installed that support programming in that language.
During installation, the Visual Studio Installer shows you some additional tools you might need for different situations.
You can open the Visual Studio Installer at any time and download & install tools.
More information.
visualstudio.microsoft.com/vs/features/cplusplus/
Thx man i appreciate it 😊😊
You're welcome.
Thank you for the video but i have one question. if we exit out the tab does the work save automatically or do we need to save it first manually, second question is how do u go back to the main menu after i finish a project and want to go to another one? Thank you!
You need to save manually.
If you want to open another project go to "File -> Open" at the very top left of the screen.
This was not helpful for me, as I have exercises in Visual Studio where I need to correct syntax errors, and I have no idea how to see the errors in my code besides building or debugging, which just tells me "build failed". Like, I know it failed. But what's wrong with my code?
I was working with VScode before, so I'm used to that.
This is my second VS 2022 tutorial video. Continuing to look elsewhere.
th-cam.com/video/akyMZwL3bcs/w-d-xo.html
How do i access the visual studio marketplace? i have a desktop application but i don''t know how to access the marketplace.
You can access the Visual Studio marketplace by going to this link on the browser of your choice.
marketplace.visualstudio.com/vs
awesome explanation thanks buddy!
I will try your theme for sure
I was waiting for you to explain the attach to process in debug tab and you skipped it :( Only thing I was looking for in this video :( Still good tho :D
Thank you.
I could only fit so much into a 20-minute video, so I opted to cover the most basic things a beginner would need to know.
Why is it not doing anything for me when i press ctrl+f5 :( I want my console :(
Do you have that shortcut bound to a different action?
To see all your shortcuts:
Tools (at the top of your screen) > Options > Expand Environment dropdown > Keyboard
Type "console" in the search bar on the right panel to see all shortcuts associated with it.
Here's an article with more details if you still need help.
learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/identifying-and-customizing-keyboard-shortcuts-in-visual-studio?view=vs-2022
is visual studio good for studying SQL?
I've written some very light SQL in Visual Studio.
Have you taken a look at SQL Server Management Studio?
learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/ssms/download-sql-server-management-studio-ssms?view=sql-server-ver16
It could be what you're looking for.
I don't understand. What is an application? What's the purpose of it? To create an App? I am so dumb please help
You're using an application right now to watch this video and write your comment.
An application is created by writing code that works together to achieve an intended purpose.
There are different types of applications - social media applications like Facebook and Twitter for socializing, finance applications like Mint and Quickbooks to manage finances, and even sports applications to keep track of live scores, upcoming matches, etc.
An app is the short form of the word application.
Thank you for this! Super cool video! A+++
You're welcome.
thanks now i now how to do it!!
Great!
pascalCase or camelCase... 🤔 great video and i would like to do some Arduino esp32 bluetooth Modbus rtu rs485 IIOT projects 😎 thank you.
Some people refer to "camelCase" as "lower Pascal case", so I guess it's just personal preference.
I made a video on these naming conventions that can help you understand them better.
th-cam.com/video/UPNLmdRekFA/w-d-xo.html
17:27
can you please help me out, when I run the project, a notification always pops up saying: The project doesn't know how to run the profile with the name 'whatever name you may have here' and command 'Project'. I don't know what to do, the internet is not helping and I've tried installing multiple updates but nothing is helping me. Please help...
Are you on Mac or Windows?
@@HeightAboveSeaLevel windows
@@soda_the_clown Interesting. Did the error say anything else?
@@soda_the_clown Also, do you have Discord? You can join the server and ask your questions there. I have a dedicated channel around C#, and it's easier to have conversations about code there.
Discord invite is in this video's description.
@@HeightAboveSeaLevel alright I've joined
Control Left Click doesn't do anything for me.
What are you trying to do?
@@HeightAboveSeaLevel Thanks. I forgot what he says what control left click is supposed to do.
Thank for the good video
Please if I have a problem how can I let you know so that you direct me by video ?
I currently don't do 1-on-1 teaching.
You can browse the videos on my channel for a particular topic.
If you have any further questions, you can as them on Discord (link in description).
I was having such a hard time with 8:00
You explained it perfectly, so on VS you dont write it like “main void”
Where would one find all the commands for VS since they seem to be different than the other IDE’s?
What do you not write like "main void"?
Also, which commands are you looking for?
Im trying to find a book that basically trains you with all the language meaning
alert() An alert box is displayed with an OK button
confirm() Displays a message box with ok/cancel options
console.log() Writes information to the browser
document.write() Write directly to the HTML document
prompt() A pop up box that needs user input
Like I want to be able to know what each thing means and how to use each command.
Idk how to find this information
Or like “console.writeline”
Where did you learn how “console.writeline” means? I know its telling the console to write what you put but there are commands that I dont know how to input.
I want to build 2 different apps, one a gaming app and the other for a reminder app but if I create a blank canvas to write code how do i know what to tell the computer what to do? I just want to learn the language you use to tell the conputer what to do meaning
I want to be able to understand how to write code in itself, I understand the basics of how coding works but if I want to actually write my own code Idk how to do it bec idk how to convey what i want the computer to do.
I wish i knew what language such as “console.writeline” and other commands so i can tell the computee what to do but idk the whole language so i just want to know where can i find the entire language commands so i can learn and be able to use the commands.
@RC-rg3vz I'd recommend taking a C# course to better understand the language and how it works.
Some on Udemy are often on sale for an affordable price.
what is the free version for mac?
Google "Visual Studio for Mac" and click on the visualstudio.microsoft.com search result.
Bro you saved me!
"I can be your hero, baby." - Enrique Iglesias
Are html & CSS can be done??I'm a beginner
Yes, you can use Visual Studio to write HTML & CSS.
thanks baby
so i opened the program for the first time EVER, created a project......how the fuck did you get that window to pop up? 5:57
If you mean the Program class, it opens by default. If you don't see it, check the panel on the right (Solution Explorer) and click on Program.cs.
yea my first time ever loading it didnt pop up, but the second time it did. just crazy how the universe works with me. everythings wrong@@HeightAboveSeaLevel
14:21 way you sekep Attach to Process can expaln it
Can't I run python code in this? 🙂
I believe so. I've seen some support for it on Windows, but the docs say it's not available on Mac.
You can read more about it here:
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/python/overview-of-python-tools-for-visual-studio?view=vs-2022
You are not too fast or slow that is OK
VS mac will not be supported after Aug 31, 2024... booooo
RIP
thanks &&&