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The Visual Studio Code team is shipping fast, with new updates landing every week. Here are a few recent highlights. Stay up to date with the latest releases: https://lnkd.in/exNPzmv2

Visual Studio Debugger Use Object IDs in conditional expressions https://lnkd.in/dYD38jFr Wrote the following even when I have a predefined method in a NuGet package to trigger an updated value for monitoring a property in a class, so students can see all the used code.

You’ve seen me talk about XSG and AXSG for a while. While I’m continuing to help vscode-axaml users migrate to the AXSG toolset by Wiesław Šoltés, I’ve also been thinking about another small group: WPF developers who prefer VS Code (often more than Visual Studio) on Windows. So I asked myself a simple question: can we use XSG to bring an open-source language server for WPF, plus Hot Reload (to designer), to VS Code? The answer is here: https://lnkd.in/eXFtMxQJ To be clear: Visual Studio’s WPF Hot Reload is still the gold standard. This isn’t trying to beat it. The goal is to offer a lightweight, VS Code-first workflow that’s practical, open, and easy to adopt, especially for teams who already live in VS Code day to day. **Update: We are able to ship a Hot Reload experience close enough in latest release, so check it out!** And none of this would be possible without the pioneers. A special thanks to #SharpDevelop 4’s open-source WPF designer, which became a key cornerstone for making this work. If you try it, I’d love feedback, like what scenarios work great, and where it still falls short. #wpf #vscode #dotnet #csharp #opensource #xaml #hotreload

Just published 🚀 the what's new for GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code 1.114 video. It's a shorter video, because the amount and complexity of the features was lower, which means you only need about 5 minutes ⌚ to be up-to-date 🤩. Hope you enjoy it: https://lnkd.in/eX8aqZwc. If you want to know all features that appeared in 1.114, check out the release notes here: https://lnkd.in/eENfWU6x.

Explore how to configure and use the SuiteCloud Developer Assistant for Visual Studio Code to accelerate SuiteScript and SuiteApp development. ⚡ https://lnkd.in/eDk5fXyw

The latest Visual Studio Code 1.115 (Insiders) update delivers several enhancements focused on boosting developer productivity. Highlights include improved notebook support for interactive workflows, inline code completions to speed up coding, and refined debugging capabilities. These features reflect continuous efforts to optimize the coding environment and streamline development tasks. #VisualStudioCode #DeveloperExperience #Coding 🚀💻🔧 ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/dMjeKrik

In today's Visual Studio Toolbox episode, we see how GitHub Copilot testing for .NET makes it dramatically faster and more convenient to generate high-quality unit tests. Tune in... 🎥 https://lnkd.in/gyy34rrf

I really love the /chronicle feature in GitHub Copilot CLi so glad to see it coming to Visual Studio Code Still not exposed in the insiders but code is already there The feature will also be available to be shared to the repo level for personal or team use so this will come in handy to improve the agent work and the team using the agent

Real developers, real favorites. What’s the one Visual Studio feature you rely on every day? Jay’s pick: templates. Faster setup, less friction. Others lean on IntelliSense, debugging, Git integration, Live Share, and more. What’s yours?

Built this Basic tool using Visual Studio . I've named it ratatuli after ratatouille 😉. Ratatuli is a basic client-server architecture built in C# (.NET Windows Forms) portraying how remote commands can be executed across a network. It utilizes a "Reverse Shell" technique where the target machine connects back to a listening controller. Kindly check it out. https://lnkd.in/eD7jcuia