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Tag Archives: Visual Studio 2012
Visual Studio 2012 Features – Quick Launch
Visual studio introduced a new feature called Quick Launch, which enables the user to find a menu item, option and open documents quickly. For more details, please refer http://www.dotnetfunda.com/articles/article1998-visual-studio-2012-features-quick-launch.aspx
Visual Studio 2012 Features–Code Clone Analysis
Visual Studio 2012 introduced a very helpful feature called Code Clone Analysis, which will search the solution and find out the duplicate code snippets. If you worked in any maintenance or support project, one of the main challenges is to … Continue reading
Visual Studio 2012 Features – Extract To User Control
Visual Studio 2012 introduces another great feature for creating a user control out of the existing code. Till now we used to create different User controls and use it in main page. Now, with the introduction of Visual Studio 2012, … Continue reading
Visual Studio 2012 Features – SQL Server Object Explorer
Visual Studio 2012 introduced a new feature called SQL Server Object Explorer. In earlier versions of Visual Studio, we have Server Explorer, which opens up a particular connection and work with a single database data. Now with the new SQL … Continue reading