Visual Studio 2005 provides you with a visual indication of what has changed during the editing session. It sets apart the changes you have made that have not yet been saved and changes you have made that have been saved, during the current session. Edit and Continue feature allows you to make changes to your… Read More


Code snippets technology exists for a single reason—developer productivity. One of the new features found in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 is the ability to insert code examples, or snippets. Code snippet is the name used in Visual Basic, but in Visual C# and other languages, it is known as code expansion. These snippets increase your… Read More


The C# IDE includes a suite of tools that automate many common code refactoring tasks. Refactoring is a formal and mechanical process, used to modify existing code in such a way that it is improved while preserving the program’s intended functionality. In addition to improving a program’s overall design, the refactoring process tends to yield… Read More


One of the new features in Visual Basic 2005, called My, provides access to commonly used functionality provided by the .NET Framework. The top-level members of My are exposed as objects. The three central objects that provide access to information and commonly used functionality are My.Application object, My.Computer object, and My.User object. You can use… Read More


リンク: Brett Johnson – Visual Studio 2005 Cache Visualizer. The ASP.NET Cache represents a collection of objects that are being stored for later use. Each object has some settings wrapped around it, such as how long it will be cached for or any cache dependencies. There is no easy way while debugging to get an… Read More