The Experts below are selected from a list of 33 Experts worldwide ranked by ideXlab platform
Kate Gavrysh - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Solution Explorer UI
2016Co-Authors: Kate Gavrysh, Kate DulkoAbstract:The Solution Explorer represents the structure of your Solution in a clearly evident and convenient way, and you're free to customize it as you want.
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Work with Solution Explorer
2016Co-Authors: Kate GavryshAbstract:The Solution Explorer panel helps you to get the overview of your Solution with the included projects.
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How to work with Solution Explorer
2016Co-Authors: Kate GavryshAbstract:The Solution Explorer panel helps you to get the overview of your Solution with the included projects.
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Context menu in the Solution Explorer
2016Co-Authors: Kate GavryshAbstract:Get an access to almost all the possibilities to work with your projects in The Welkin Suite via the context menu of the Solution Explorer.
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Options of the Solution Explorer
2015Co-Authors: Alina Karnaukh, Kate GavryshAbstract:Get access to all the options of the navigation, filtering, and exploring properties in the Solution Explorer via buttons at the top of the panel.
Kate Dulko - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Solution Explorer UI
2016Co-Authors: Kate Gavrysh, Kate DulkoAbstract:The Solution Explorer represents the structure of your Solution in a clearly evident and convenient way, and you're free to customize it as you want.
Pushpa Herath - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Working with TFVC: Part 2
Hands-on Azure Repos, 2019Co-Authors: Chaminda Chandrasekara, Pushpa HerathAbstract:Team Foundation Version Control (TFVC) is highly integrated with Visual Studio. In this chapter, we’ll cover how to use Visual Studio Team Explorer and Source Explorer, or Team Explorer and Solution Explorer, to do TFVC operations such as adding projects and Solutions, checking in and out, deleting files, restoring files, undoing changes, and more.
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Working with Team Foundation Version Control: Part1
Hands-on Azure Repos, 2019Co-Authors: Chaminda Chandrasekara, Pushpa HerathAbstract:We discussed how to create an Azure DevOps project and access the source code using Visual Studio Team Explorer and Solution Explorer in the previous chapter. Now we have an overall idea of how to create an Azure DevOps project with TFVC as the source control system and how to connect to the project through Visual Studio Team Explorer. Hence, we can discuss more about each important section of Team Explorer to get a clearer idea of how to work with Team Explorer. One of the main windows of Visual Studio is the Source Control Explorer window, which can be launched using Team Explorer. The Source Control Explorer helps users to view and manage the source code of the project.
Rishabh Verma - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Extending Visual Studio
Visual Studio Extensibility Development, 2020Co-Authors: Rishabh VermaAbstract:In this chapter, we will learn about the extensibility model of Visual Studio. To do so, we will look at the Visual Studio user interface and its software development kit (SDK) and check out the extensibility points available to us. We will then develop a basic extension for a custom command and see how it can be integrated in a code window, tool menu, and Solution Explorer. We conclude this chapter by discussing some potent questions around command extensibility. By the end of this chapter, we will understand the fundamentals of Visual Studio Extensibility and have developed a basic extension giving us a solid foundation to create the real-world extensions for our beloved IDE.
Chaminda Chandrasekara - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Working with TFVC: Part 2
Hands-on Azure Repos, 2019Co-Authors: Chaminda Chandrasekara, Pushpa HerathAbstract:Team Foundation Version Control (TFVC) is highly integrated with Visual Studio. In this chapter, we’ll cover how to use Visual Studio Team Explorer and Source Explorer, or Team Explorer and Solution Explorer, to do TFVC operations such as adding projects and Solutions, checking in and out, deleting files, restoring files, undoing changes, and more.
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Working with Team Foundation Version Control: Part1
Hands-on Azure Repos, 2019Co-Authors: Chaminda Chandrasekara, Pushpa HerathAbstract:We discussed how to create an Azure DevOps project and access the source code using Visual Studio Team Explorer and Solution Explorer in the previous chapter. Now we have an overall idea of how to create an Azure DevOps project with TFVC as the source control system and how to connect to the project through Visual Studio Team Explorer. Hence, we can discuss more about each important section of Team Explorer to get a clearer idea of how to work with Team Explorer. One of the main windows of Visual Studio is the Source Control Explorer window, which can be launched using Team Explorer. The Source Control Explorer helps users to view and manage the source code of the project.