Debugging Applications and Analyzing Usage with Visual Studio 2013
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The Discussion
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HAWISTC I'm looking to know the new features of VS 2013
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salemsalah look for it ^_^
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rogreen @HAWISTC: There are 92 videos that show the various features of the product. Start at http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Visual-Studio/Launch-2013. Go to page 2 and you will see the first of them.
Robert
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Dan Gilleland Must say, the links here are terrible - keep going in circle & can't find one to the actual video where this session starts.... Any ideas (or, at least, non-circular links)?
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worldbuilder Dan, I agree - I expected that the video would be on this page.
I went back to the main page, then clicked the "Jump to 4:25:04" button on the right and it started playback at this session (I had my browser window maximized so I didn't notice the button at first, it was all the way over to the right...)
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Alex Damian looks like he travels through space, fights along side Oden and Thor and then returns to earth and continues to the interview.
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Patrice Hi, or just try http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/bb386063.aspx for an overview and get deeper as needed ?
Watching 92+ videos would be likely overkill
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Ryan Bahhhhahaha Damian said he takes "over control of the HTTPenis" @19:29!
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James Damian and I are having a staring contest.
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Sabry Ammar I love Microsoft.
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