Build 2023 - Advance developer tips and tricks in Visual Studio

From the Visual Studio PM team, we catch you up on some of the latest features and tease you with some of our latest preview features. Delve into insider tips and tricks that optimize workflows, automate complex tasks, and sharpen your coding skills. We demonstrate intelligent code navigation, GitHub actions, accelerated debugging, profiler techniques, dev tunnels, and more.
Take a deep dive into the new features and enhancements of Visual Studio 2022 in this comprehensive breakout session from Microsoft Build 2023. Mads Kristensen, Visual Studio Program Manager, kicks off the session with a tour of the new IDE, highlighting its improved performance and debugging capabilities.
Next up, Jessie Houghton from the version control team showcases the enhanced Git integration within Visual Studio, illustrating how to prepare commits, link GitHub issues, and create pull requests without leaving the coding environment.
Finally, Dante Gagne presents an exclusive sneak peek at the upcoming UI refresh for Visual Studio. Learn how Microsoft is working to make the UI more approachable and accessible, all while respecting the coding space and adhering to Fluent UI design guidelines.
Whether you're an experienced developer or a newbie, this session provides valuable insights to help you optimize your Visual Studio experience. Watch now and learn how to elevate your coding workflow!
Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
01:30 - Visual Studio 2022 tour with Mads Kristensen
15:45 - Git integration enhancements with Jessie Houghton
33:20 - Visual Studio UI refresh preview with Dante Gagne
45:00 - Q&A and Wrap-up
For more Build 2023 highlights, check out this blog post:
devblogs.microsoft.com/visual...
To learn more, please check out these resources:
* aka.ms/vsblog
* aka.ms/BuildCollectionBRK253H
* aka.ms/vsblog
* aka.ms/learnatbuild
Speakers:
* Dante Gagne
* Jessie Houghton
* Mads Kristensen
Session Information:
This video is one of many sessions delivered for the Microsoft Build 2023 event. View the full session schedule and learn more about Microsoft Build at build.microsoft.com
BRK253H | English (US) | Developer tools
#MSBuild

[@user-nw7jo5xw9x]

I wish the multi cursor support are as good as Vscode.

[@Raymanujan]

Tremendous.

[@yuriygettya1319]

39:40 The biggest issue for me is if Debug/Release is anything longer than that it's cut off. Build configurations drop-down must take into account reasonably long strings.

[@elliotalderson2568]

Agreed

[@Lactorioga]

To compare 2 files you can't just select them and open context menu or by shortcut. Select first, do context menu action, select second, do context action again. it's so microsofty way... "We implement http!" - yey... but it's incompatible with rider, so we still can't use it and save in repo Code editor - select encoding, so simple, when?

[@xiaoshiqian]

pikado

[@i.t.9015]

Waiting for the new UI... UI is the most painful point in Visual Studio. :(

[@pispis3617]

one of the reasons why people switch to Rider

[@bohdanfilas]

@MicrosoftVisualStudio How stupid it all is with these errors in C# Windows Forms and WPF XAML when someone enters the code for a given function so that it can work and as it turns out, it won't work anyway, because this whole list of errors shows that in position e.g. which does not exist, that there is an error, secondly, when I enter something correctly, according to the instructions, I write that this or that has not been declared and in my opinion this is sick, instead of the user being able to write applications for Windows quickly, easily and with pleasure, he suffers from I really have a very strong neurosis and please, ladies and gentlemen, please do something to make Visual Studio as good as possible, so that no one gets angry, but so that they can program anything normally. 😪🤮😡🤬😭

[@DrollerTroller]

Constant smacking annoys and is unpleasant.