Getting Started with Visual Studio 2022 : Learning and Implementing New Features

Chapter 1: Getting to Know Visual Studio 2022

- Installing Visual Studio

- Visual Studio 2022 System Requirements

- Visual Studio is 64-bit

- Full .NET 6.0 Support

- Using Workloads

- Exploring the IDE

- The Solution Explorer

- Toolbox

- The Code Editor

- New Razor Editor

- Hot Reload

- Navigating Code

- Navigate Forward and Backward Commands

- Navigation Bar

- Find All References

- Find Files Faster

- Reference Highlighting

- Go To Commands

- Go To Definition

- Peek Definition

- Subword Navigation

- Features and Productivity Tips

- Track Active Item in Solution Explorer

- Hidden Editor Context Menu

- Open in File Explorer

- Finding Keyboard Shortcut Mappings

- Clipboard History

- Go To Window

- Navigate to Last Edit Location

- Multi-caret Editing

- Sync Namespaces to Match Your Folder Structure

- Paste JSON as Classes

- Enable Code Cleanup on Save

- Add Missing Using on Paste

- Features in Visual Studio 2022

- Visual Studio Search

- Solution Filters

- Visual Studio IntelliCode

- Whole Line Completions

- Quick Actions

- Visual Studio Live Share

Chapter 2: Working with Visual Studio 2022

- Visual Studio Project Types

- Various Project Templates - MAUI

- Creating a MAUI Application

- Consuming REST Services in MAUI

- Using SQLite in a MAUI app

- Managing NuGet Packages

- Using NuGet in Visual Studio

- Hosting Your Own NuGet Feeds

- Managing nmp Packages

- Creating Project Templates

- Creating and Using Code Snippets

- Creating Code Snippets

- Using Bookmarks and Code Shortcuts

- Bookmarks

- Code Shortcuts

- Adding Custom Tokens

- The Server Explorer

- Running SQL Queries

- Visual Studio Windows

- C# Interactive

- Code Metrics Results

- Send Feedback

- Personalising Visual Studio

- Document Management Customisations

- Visual Studio Themes

Chapter 3: Debugging Your Code

- Working with Breakpoints

- Setting a Breakpoint

- Conditional Breakpoints and Actions

- Temporary Breakpoints

- Dependant Breakpoints

- Dragging Breakpoints

- Force Run to Cursor

- Manage Breakpoints with Labels

- Exporting Breakpoints

- Using DataTips

- Visualizing Complex Data Types

- Using the Watch Window

- The DebuggerDisplay Attribute

- Evaluate Functions Without Side Effects

- Format Specifiers

- Diagnostic Tools

- CPU Usage

- Memory Usage

- The Events View

- The Right Tool for the Right Project Type

- Immediate Window

- Attaching to a Running Process

- Attach to a Remote Process

- Reattaching to a Process

- Remote Debugging

- System Requirements

- Download and Install Remote Tools

- Running Remote Tools

- Start Remote Debugging

Chapter 4: Unit Testing

- Creating and Running Unit Tests

- Create and Run a Test Playlist

- Testing Timeouts

- Using Live Unit Tests

- Using IntelliTest to Generate Unit Tests

- Focus IntelliTest Code Exploration

- How to Measure Code Coverage in Visual Studio

Chapter 5: Source Control

- Create a GitHub Account

- Create and Clone a Repository

- Cloning a Repository

- Create a Branch from Your Code

- Creating and Handling Pull Requests

- Working with Stashes

- Multi-repo Support

- Git Commit Graph