10-4 Episode 4: No More Parallel Development Pain

In this episode of 10-4, we look at the new code editor in Visual Studio 2010. We'll try out some of the new code navigation features that make it easier to move around in your source code. Then we look at how Visual Studio 2010 makes Test Driven Development a lot easier. Finally, we'll see how you can extend the new editor with your own functionality.
For more 10-4 episodes, be sure to visit:
https://channel9.msdn.com/shows/10-4
Visual Studio Topic Area on Channel 9:
https://channel9.msdn.com/VisualStudio
Visual Studio 2010 CTP VPC:
http://tinyurl.com/GetCTP
Managed Extensibility Framework Project
http://codeplex.com/MEF
Visual Studio 2010 Training Kit
http://tinyurl.com/VS10Kit
There's always something to complain about...right? :')
If you're not able to keep your focus on the Visual Studio part, it's not the fault of the presenter.
I'm not sure why the lower quality version got linked again - I originally had the high quality version set. I switched it back and you should have clear video again like before. Thanks for catching that.
I have been using ReSharper only for 5 days and I can see some nice benefits but in my opinion most of them were supposed to be in Visual Studio anyway. Visual Studio evolves , demands increase and new features will be implemented in Visual Studio anyway
if there is ReSharper or not and even the features are same or similar...
Drew,
I think that the comment was a valid one.
We understand that you are aiming to keep the videos casual, but at the end of the day you are representing a larger entity than yourself. I don't believe that anyone is asking you to change how you work, nor the environment that best suits your needs, my office
also bears a resemblance to a dorm room, however when providing a showcase for a product on which I am working, it would look very amateurish and unprofessional if I were to bring my intended audience into "my world".
I believe the point being made was a constructive criticism, to some the college logo is obviously a distraction, and since you now work for Microsoft and not your college, perhaps a Microsoft Logo might be a little more appropriate.
With that said ... great video, thanks for the insight and keep up the good work :o)
Very Notepad++ and JetBrains Re-Sharper.
I like the quicksearch, but one thing that I would still like to see (and haven't seen yet - or got hold of the CTP) is a function outline view for javascript files. Something like the drop down list for selecting methods in a code file and like the outline view in Aptana. Working with Javascript files in Visual Studio is still a pain.
I guess I won't be paying for the next upgrade to Resharper! Oh well, it was a good company while it lasted. I hope you guys at least offered jobs to the lead developers from JetBrains.
Keep the videos coming.
Where is the PianoKeys adornment sample located at?
I can't seem to find it anywhere.
Drew, maybe you'll read this and be able to help with an issue.
When you type something like if ( true ) and hit <enter> it always tabs over in case you want a single statement, but then if you do { it moves back and then you have to hit <enter> and do } then <up-arrow> then <enter> again. It would be really super duper if VS would FINALLY allow you to simply type a { and then automatically provide the } and add a new line between them tabbed over!
Guess it's little late to comment on this video, nevertheless I will try to add my $.02. Selection of scope in "Call hierarchy" should include 4th element "All open documents", similar to Search window. This makes possible to define "custom scope" of analysis (or search) - developer just keeps open the files he is interested in.