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Building a Web Site using Visual Studio 2005
Learn how to use Visual Studio 2005 to create an ASP.NET website, select a site template, run it without IIS, and use built-in web controls.
Refactoring in Visual Studio 2005
Refactoring allows developers to use the built-in feature of Visual Studio to rename and convert and change the signatures and definitions of a class members. In this article, I will show you how refactoring feature provided by Visual Studio 2005 can be a handy tool when you are reorganizing or optimizing your existing projects.
Learning Visual Studio 2005 IDE - Main IDE
In this article of Learning Visual Studio 2005 IDE series, I will explore some of the designer features and the breakdown of the classes of a Windows Forms project.
Visual Studio .NET: Start up
An overview of Visual Studio .NET and how it integrates multiple development languages into one IDE with shared libraries and tools.
Creating an Empty Project using VS.NET
Learn how to create an empty C# project in VS.NET, add a class and methods, create a Main entry point, and build and run the application.
A Guide To Migrate from VS 2003 To VS 2005
This article shows how to to migrate your solution from VS 2003 to VS 2005.
Learning Visual Studio 2005 IDE - Document Outline in Windows Forms 2.0
We all have seen Document Outline feature in Visual Studio 2003, which allows ASP.NET developers to select a control on a Web Form and in code editor, it would select the code respective to that control.
ASP.NET Whidbey Features
ASP.NET 2.0, the latest version of ASP.NET has many improvements that greatly increase developer productivity. This article gives you a peek into many of these new features available in ASP.NET Whidbey.
Manage and Administer ASP.NET Web Sites in Visual Studio 2005
Learn how to use the ASP.NET Configuration tool in Visual Studio 2005 to manage web site security, roles, profiles, application settings, and providers.
VS.NET Tools Intermediate Language Disassembler (ILDAM)
The ILDSAM tool parses any .NET Framework EXE/DLL Module and shows the information in a human-readeble format
.NET Performance Counters, Part 1: Predefined CLR Performance Counters
In this article, I will describe what a performance counter is and introduce you to the predefined counters that you can use to monitor the state of the CLR while your applications run.
Tutorial : Creating Visual Studio Add-Ins
Learn how to create a Visual Studio add-in that inserts a copyright statement at the top of the active code window.
Macro to Update References of all Projects in a Solution
When working in enterprise development there are occasions when you have a solution file with 10 or more projects in it all using private assemblies.
Macro to Add Strong Names to VS.NET Projects
Create a Visual Studio .NET macro that generates a strong-name key with SN.exe, adds the .snk file to a project, and updates AssemblyInfo.cs for GAC deployment.
Customizing Default Project Setting
How do I change the default exe name of my project?. I received this question in an email.
Basics of Extending Your Working Environment in Visual Studio
All of us have used Macros in Microsoft Office and Add-ins in Visual Studio 6 and I am very sure all of us have been impressed as well by their power to control their own working environment.
Extending Your Working Environment in Visual Studio - Advanced
In my previous article, you learned about how to create wizards and some simple objects such as DTE, Solutions, Project and Project Item. These objects help us to customize our Visual Studio working environment.
Building Reusable Components
One of the main advantages of building components is to promote reusability.
How to Create and Use Configuration Files
Here an article for beginners that shows how to create and use configuration files.
QuickModeler 2.0 : A Reverse Engineering Tool for Visual Studio .NET
QuickModeler is a Visual Studio .NET add-in for reverse engineering and UML modeling, with autolayout, inheritance and association modeling, and cross-language support.
Creating simple Add-in for Visual Studio.NET
Learn how to create a simple Visual Studio .NET add-in with the Add-in Wizard, use the DTE extensibility object, and handle Connect class methods.
Globalization and Localization in .NET: Part I
In this first part of this two parts series, we will get started with globalization and localization in .NET.
Refactoring in Visual Studio 2005
Learn how to use Visual Studio 2005 refactoring tools to rename members, extract code and interfaces, and change class member signatures while improving existing projects.
Learning Visual Studio 2005 IDE - The Toolbox
In this article of Learning Visual Studio 2005 IDE series, we will take a quick look at Toolbox and see what are the new controls added to it.
Building a Web Site using Visual Studio 2005
Learn about Visual Studio 2005 features for building websites with new controls, including creating pages without writing code.
