karl1406

Very nice feature!

Informative and fun video. Thank you, Karl

@meziantou: Nice blog post. Very well written and very easy to navigate. Thank you,

Karl

Please ask the developers to read the below Microsoft book. Public API's should not expose Boolean arguments because it makes the code hard to read and understand. Just ask Brad Abrams and the grief he wrote about over the .NET 1.0 System.IO namespace in this book.

Framework Design Guidelines: Conventions, Idioms, and Patterns for Reusable .NET Libraries (3rd Edition) (Addison-Wesley Microsoft Technology Series) 3rd Edition
https://www.amazon.com/Framework-Design-Guidelines-Conventions-Addison-Wesley/dp/0135896460/

Thank you! Great work on the tool.

Karl

In a future video, can you please have 3 or 4 scenarios that developers encounter and would use the performance tools you have given an overview of?

Example:

Scenario One
show the code we think we are having a problem with, now use the tools to help diagnose.

Scenario Two
Use the tool to discover a HOT problem, then go to the code, fix it, then resume profiling to verify the fix.

Etc.

Great tools for sure, congratulations!

Thank you for considering this request.

Karl

The two above links are broken:

Run profiling tools with or without the debugger
Optimize Profiler Settings

Can you please update them?

Thank you,

Karl

Installing Visual Studio 2019 is incredibly fast and problem-free. Grateful for work on the installation and updating experience.

One missing feature is rolling back an installation without having to completely uninstall it.

I've had to uninstall VS several times because recent VS updates broke Microsoft APIs that were subsequently fixed in the next release.

Great video and tips.

Thank you,

Karl

Great feature.  STRONG SUGGESTION  The big red X in the margin is poor UI choice for a failed test.  Red X are used for DELETE not failed.

Thanks,

Karl

Nice video James,

Thank you,

Karl

Outstanding feature and video.  Can't wait for RTM.

 

Karl

wonderful features, thank you Microsoft.  Nice job on the video too.

 

Karl