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Quick Tip: Remove unnecessary usings💡 You can remove unused usings not just in a document, but across a whole project or solution. I've recently removed over 500+ usings from an old project. Nowadays, Visual Studio IntelliSense is smart enough to suggest and include namespaces on the fly, so you no longer have to manually add a using before/when referencing a class from a different namespace. To avoid unnecessary usings in the future, I recommend setting up a rule to delete them on save. https://lnkd.in/eSZb3SQU

ℹ️ Check this out: Code cleanup settings in visual studio Not only removing unnecessary usings, it can do many different things as well. To explore more, click on 👇 https://lnkd.in/e7jXe39P #VisualStudio #CodeCleanup #Settings #UsingStatements #CodingTip #IDE #Analyzers #DotNet #CSharp

Spell checking in VS2022 Switching to the built-in spell checker in Visual Studio is smart, as it comes integrated with the latest updates and features. It eliminates the need for external extensions, making your development environment cleaner and easier to maintain. The built-in tool provides on-the-fly spell checking and suggestions right within the editor, addressing most spell-checking needs effectively. You can also toggle the spell checker using the edit menu > advanced > toggle spell check https://lnkd.in/dHmzSb5b

RTist in Code is the next generation tool for creating stateful realtime C++ applications in Visual Studio Code and Eclipse. #hclswlobp #hclsoftware #rtist #hcldevops

Meet LangGraph Studio: The First Agent IDE for Visualizing, Interacting with, and Debugging Complex Agentic Applications https://lnkd.in/ekUSC4rs #aiagents #agenticframework

🚀 Ready to tackle ads.txt errors? In our latest video, I demonstrate how to download and install Visual Studio Code, and then fix errors in cnn.com's ads.txt file using an online validator. This step-by-step guide makes it easy to ensure your ads.txt file is error-free. Watch now: https://lnkd.in/dPRpsN5A

Visual Studio just got smarter, and I’m loving it! 🤩 Previously, you had to move your cursor to the exact spot to see suggested changes, but now it identifies similar spots automatically! Just navigate, hit Tab, and let the magic happen. 🚀  Not sure when this was added, but it’s definitely an exciting and helpful addition! 💻✨ #DevTips #VisualStudio

Ever wanted to learn how to write a Visual Studio debug visualizer? Braden Ganetsky walks you through the internals of the Natvis file for Boost.Unordered, part 1/2: https://lnkd.in/gKd3eXJd #boost #boostcpp #cpp #cplusplus #boostlibs

How to enable 𝗶𝗻𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝗵𝗶𝗻𝘁𝘀 in Visual Studio 💡 What do you think about enabling these? 👍🏻or👎🏻? I personally prefer to use named arguments (example in the comments below) so the 'hints' also show up outside the context of the IDE such as on a GitHub repo or pull request. ps. double click inline parameter hints to turn them into named arguments.

Moving to Visual Studio is easier than you think! Learn how the right tools and team can set your application up for future success. #legacymodernization https://buff.ly/3W6UX4e