Visual Studio 11

Many of you indicated that the time it takes to load solutions is too long, especially for larger solutions. We have done a great deal of work in Visual Studio 11 to reduce the impact of solution load in order to get you working on your code more quickly.

In this episode, Cameron Skinner joins us to talk about the enhanced dependency graphs in Visual Studio 11. Dependency graphs represent your application structures as nodes and the relationships in your application as links. Cameron shows us how these graphs help you better understand your…

This week on Channel 9, Brian and returning guest host Martin Woodward discuss the week's top developer news, including: [0:22] http://preview.windows.com, http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-8/download, Windows 8 Consumer Preview ISO images, Windows 8 Consumer Preview Product Guide for…

In this episode, we kick off our Visual Studio 11 coverage. Jason Zander joins us to celebrate the availability of Visual Studio 11 Beta. Jason shows off and discusses some of his favorite features, including: New IDE ([04:15]) Blend support for HTML ([10:15]) Improved XAML Designer ([13:45])…

In this episode, Robert highlights the Online Training Courses and Offline Training Kits he and his colleagues produce. He focuses on two that he owns—one for Visual Studio 2010 and one for Visual Studio 11—and shows that you can review the training course material online at MSDN as well…

Join Tim Huckaby and Cameron Skinner, General Manager – Visual Studio Ultimate at Microsoft, as they discuss the Visual Studio 11 Dev Preview. Cameron talks about the exciting new features coming that developers can expect, especially in the Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) toolset like:…

Join Tim Huckaby, Founder of InterKnowlogy & Actus Software, and Scott Guthrie, Corporate Vice President in Microsoft's Server & Tools Business Division, as they discuss the new features in the next release of Visual Studio 11 Dev Preview (Dev 11) and Windows Azure, announced at the Build…

Backward compatibility of projects and solutions has always been a tricky issue for developers. Previously, if you built a solution in Visual Studio 2008 and opened it in Visual Studio 2010, you were presented with the Visual Studio Conversion Wizard. After running the Wizard, you could open your…