GoingNative 36++: CPMD Demo
GoingNative 37: Single-File IntelliSense (+ go watch //build + download VS15 RC!)
Description
In today's short but action-packed episode, check out the new Single-File IntelliSense feature, where you can take advantage of VS browsing, navigation, IntelliSense, and more simply by opening your source files in VS! And afterwards, for reals, go check it out for yourself, and let us know if it's as magically awesome as we're hoping it is!
Click here to go to the //build conference, and click here to play with the features in your very own VS2015 RC! (And, of course, make sure Single-File IntelliSense is one of them =P)
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The Discussion
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Matt_PD Really like this feature -- not having to create a project just to browse through a (pre)existing code sounds quite convenient!
Any chance for a single-file (or just non-project in general) build & run?
Would be really nice for a quick code snippet(s) iteration / testing workflow, somewhat akin to http://webcompiler.cloudapp.net/
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gha11 Yes! As mentioned in the video, build & run is in the future of the feature. Probably will not be in RTM, but we do hope to have it in VS2015 at some point =)
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Matt_PD @gha11: Awesome! :)
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Priyendu Very cool ! :)
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Vimalkumar Awesome !!! Will this feature works in c# also?
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gha11 @Vimalkumar: not to my knowledge