Class Diagram in Visual Studio 2019 | Class Designer Getting Started

[@starmole5000]

I feel like i've been missing this capability for years! Thanks a lot!

[@hacked101]

You are welcome

[@cinismovirtual]

2:16 to 2:43 is the part where class diagram is enabled in VS installer.

[@hacked101]

Ok

[@vladchulskyi8077]

Wow, that's fantastic explanation, very clear and simple. Thank you very much for your work.

[@hacked101]

You are welcome

[@essammohammed8694]

Thanks, quick question, I did not see you add Category Id as a foreign key feature to Product class, why some people add such foreign key (cat_id) into the class along side with ( Category ProductCategoryP ) which they are usually called as navigation property. is that necessary to use with particular technique like EF ?

[@hacked101]

That will be inside the productcategory

[@naza202]

I have an annoying problem with the Diagram class, when I create a models folder with the product class and then create the diagram I can put it there, but if I want to create the category class inside the diagram and then put it in the models folder it doesn't let me, is this common that I can't move classes created in the diagram to other folders or I have something wrong configured?

[@hacked101]

You can drag and drop it to the relevant folder

[@appstuff6565]

Thank you for this! is this available for vs code?

[@hacked101]

You are welcome. I will look into that shortly

[@bruggyanderson1397]

Is there functionality available to have this process work inversely? As in, you could open a pre-written project and the class diagram would populate based on the existing code?

[@hacked101]

Try code maps

[@michaelaldeni6447]

Hi, thanks for the video! I have a problem: when I create an empty project, class diagram interface doesn’t let me add classes, enum, structs etc, but only comments. Can you help me?

[@hacked101]

Will make an up to date video on this shortly

[@denis-florinboboi7601]

yeah, I have the same problem

[@aldenheterodyne2833]

It looks like this would be impractical on a large already established codebase- lots of clicking on classes by hand. That's impractical for me because I'm looking at such a large codebase that I'm completely unfamiliar with. Is there any way to automate the process? Is it already automated and I just missed it in the video?

[@hacked101]

Will make a new video on visual studio 2022 on this topic shortly

[@presserman]

Nice video on class diagram, thank you

[@hacked101]

You are welcome

[@m01s3s93]

Thanks!I have been looking this way to render class structured of a .NET project

[@hacked101]

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[@ВолодимирГошівський-ч2г]

I installed class designer but there is no class diagram in items list(

[@weronikagolinska3814]

same here

[@hacked101]

Gonna make an up to date video with visual studio 2022 shortly

[@idan4848]

thanks! very helpful

[@hacked101]

You are welcome

[@marceloamado6223]

Thank you! You saved me a lot of time!

[@hacked101]

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[@adesakinadedapo1509]

Thanks so much for the video quite understanding

[@hacked101]

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[@scotolivera8207]

Very helpful thanks, subscribed

[@hacked101]

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[@gelordtube]

Hi, do you have some video with many to many, one to one?

[@hacked101]

I'll make a video on that shortly thanks

[@mmx969]

Thank you, comrade!!

[@hacked101]

You are welcome

[@michaelstevefox]

some one konws how to put black sscreen for default its white?

[@aldenheterodyne2833]

Go to your menu (top left part of your screen), drop down "tools". At the very bottom of the "tools" drop down, you will see a cog icon that says "Options". Click options. This will bring up a window. There's a search bar in the top left of the window. In that search bar type "Environment". When you expand "Environment" you should see "General". Click on "General". The right side of the window should say "Visual Experience" and the first thing underneath that should say "color theme" with a drop-down menu next to it. Look for "dark". Press okay. Summary: Tools> Options> Environment> General> Color Theme> Dark. Then click "ok".

[@prasadmadushan]

Great content. thanks, for sharing

[@hacked101]

You are welcome

[@salmanyasin9490]

Amazing video Thanks for this

[@hacked101]

You are welcome

[@HCShuffle]

i can't select a class diagram, its just not there.

[@hacked101]

Have you installed the class designer?

[@HCShuffle]

@@hacked101 nope, that was indeed the issue.

[@hacked101]

No doubt

[@jakub-lt8gl]

Have u downloaded it

[@user-oh2bk6mx6z]

Hello, thank you for this! I've been doing what you stated yet I kept on encountering Error Code 0x80004005 E_FAIL every time I click on the class diagram found on solution explorer. Can you help me please? Thank you so much and have a nice day ahead!

[@hacked101]

You are welcome, please provide more details

[@A_walk_in_the_park]

How to do this in asp. Net core mvc?

[@hacked101]

Check out the channel, have a video on that

[@caseyspaulding]

Thanks!

[@hacked101]

You are welcome

[@bystronq]

thank you

[@hacked101]

You are welcome

[@leonardosandoval8418]

Sorry but in moment that u press add, the only thing that I see is comment...

[@hacked101]

Please can you be more specific

[@quietackshon]

2:21 is the juice.

[@obaidaqeel7443]

Helpfull

[@hacked101]

No doubt

[@jphvnet]

Stupid thing --> Stupid me that I did not found it in the menu and thinking "what's wrong?". Thanks!!!

[@hacked101]

Sure

[@amitzohar3107]

thanks. 2109 -> 2019

[@hacked101]

Changed thanks

[@islamomar672]

thanks

[@hacked101]

You are welcome

[@ckpydjic]

эдинствинный нормальный гайд

[@zackvillalta9253]

Wow that’s so good … you’re crack… you can help me please with a exercise in C# about class diagram and OOP if you help me i would really appreciate it:)♥️🫶🏻

[@hacked101]

No doubt

[@spyro2008]

Thank you!

[@hacked101]

You are welcome