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2 November 2009 17:25
Admin
You must to enable installed extensions in Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 for using. Go to Tools > Options Menu and click it. Select Extension In the opened options window. Click the Load per user extensions when running as administrator (Restart of Microsoft Visual Studio is required). And restart the Visual Studio that's it...
(Tested in Windows 7)
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28 October 2008 18:04
Admin
New Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4.0 CTP released with about same times new .NET logos.
Visual Studio 2010 and the .NET Framework 4.0 mark the next
generation of developer tools from Microsoft. Designed to address the
latest needs of developers, Visual Studio delivers key innovations in
the following pillars:
Democratizing Application Lifecycle Management
Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) crosses many roles within an
organization and traditionally not every one of the roles has been an
equal player in the process. Visual Studio Team System 2010 continues
to build the platform for functional equality and shared commitment
across an organization’s ALM process.
Enabling emerging trends
Every year the industry develops new technologies and new trends. With
Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4.0, Microsoft delivers tooling
and framework support for the latest innovations in application
architecture, development and deployment.
Inspiring developer delight
Ever since the first release of Visual Studio, Microsoft has set the
bar for developer productivity and flexibility. Visual Studio 2010
continues to deliver on the core developer experience by significantly
improving upon it for roles involved with the software development
process. .NET Framework 4.0 contains numerous improvements that make it
easier to develop powerful and compelling applications.
Riding the next generation platform wave
Microsoft continues to invest in the market leading operating system,
productivity application and server platforms to deliver increased
customer value in these offerings. With Visual Studio 2010 and .NET
Framework 4.0 customers will have the tooling support and the platform
support needed to create amazing solutions around these technologies.
Click for download Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4.0 CTP VHD Image
Click for more information about Visual Studio 2010 and the .NET Framework 4.0
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28 October 2008 16:40
Admin
New version jQuery 1.2.6 intellisense (Visual Studio Autocomplete Documentation) is available on download section in jquery.com . It's also uploaded by John Resig to jquery project page on code.google.com . New intellisense documentation name called Visual Studio Autocomplete Documentation and version is "Comment version: 1.2.6a". It's supported by Microsoft and I announced it in my post.
You can download jquery-1.2.6-vsdoc.js (171 Kb)
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26 October 2008 09:09
Admin
Visual Studio JavaScript
intellisense feature is very cool. But if you are adding JavaScript
files to Master Pages with ResolveUrl method, you can not use
intellisense feature in design time. Also you can use
intellisense feature with different way. There is a sample code
below.
In Master Page :
<script src="<%=ResolveUrl("~/
Js/
jquery-1.
2.
6-intellisense.
js")%>"type="text/javascript"></script> <asp:Literal ID=
"ltrJs" runat=
"server" Visible=
"false" EnableViewState=
"false">
<script src=
"Js/jquery-1.2.6-intellisense.js" type=
"text/javascript">
</script></asp:Literal>
First section is require
for detect javascript file's url in runtime. Second section is
require for intellisense support in design time. Second section can
not display in rendered page. Of course you can use
intellisense feature in which pages using this master page.
Updated - 03.11.2008 (Thanks to Visual Web Developer Team) The other way:
<script src="<%=ResolveUrl("~/Js/jquery-1.2.6.js")%>"
type="text/javascript"></script>
<% if (false) { %>
<script src="Js/jquery-1.2.6-intellisense.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<% } %>
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29 September 2008 02:26
Admin
Microsoft will be shipping jQuery with Visual Studio going forward. Microsoft will distribute the jQuery JavaScript library as-is, and Microsoft will not be forking or changing the source from the main jQuery branch. The files will continue to use and ship under the existing jQuery MIT license.Microsoft will also distribute
intellisense-annotated versions that provide great Visual Studio
intellisense and help-integration at design-time like
my published jQuery intellisense file. I believe that Microsoft will grow jQuery intellisense futures and usability of jQuery included ASP.NET applications.
Microsoft use jQuery as one of the libraries used to implement higher-level controls in the ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit, as well as to implement new Ajax server-side helper methods for ASP.NET MVC. New features we add to ASP.NET AJAX (like the new client template support) will be designed to integrate nicely with jQuery as well. Microsoft also plan to contribute tests, bug fixes, and patches back to the jQuery open source project. These will all go through the standard jQuery patch review process.
Nokia is looking to use jQuery to develop applications for their WebKit-based Web Run-Time. The run-time is a stripped-down browser rendering engine that allows for easy, but powerful, application development. This means that jQuery will be distributed on all Nokia phones that include the web run-time. To start Nokia will be moving a number of their applications to work on the run-time (such as Maps) and building them using jQuery. jQuery will become part of their widget development platform, meaning that any developer will be able to use jQuery in the construction of widgets for Nokia phones.
Microsoft and Nokia aren’t looking to make any modifications to jQuery (both in the form of code or licensing) - they simply wish to promote its use as-is. They’ve recognized its position as the most popular JavaScript library and wish to see its growth and popularity continue to flourish.
You can read these posts for additional information :
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22 August 2008 03:15
Admin
Visual Studio 2008 Service Pack 1 and .NET Framework 3.5 Service Pack 1 Released.
The following technologies have been tested and verified to work with SP1 :
- Silverlight 2 SDK Beta 2 & Silverlight Tools Beta 2. (If
Silverlight Tools Beta 2 is already installed, you must upgrade it
after you install Visual Studio 2008 SP1. To upgrade, use the installer
on the Silverlight Tools Beta 2 page on the Microsoft Download Center Web site.)
- MVC Preview Release #3
- ASP.NET Extensions/Dynamic Data Preview
- VC 2008 Feature Pack
- VB PowerPack Controls (2.0 & 3.0)
- Expression Studio 2 (RTM)
- SQL Server 2008
- .NET Framework 3.5 SDK
- XSLT Profiler
- VSTA 2.0 SDK
- Visual Studio 2008 SDK
Click for Visual Studio 2008 SP1 Web Installer.
Click for ISO file.
Click for Express Editions with SP1 included.
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18 July 2008 05:08
Admin
INETA Summer Hit 2008 is a local event that will be held in Istanbul on 2-3
August.
Location: Yildiz Technical University, Auditorium
Registration:
http://tinyurl.com/inetasummerhit
The complete list of speakers and the schedule is below.
Speakers
Ali Rıza Babaoğlan
Ali Servet
Eyüpoğlu
Coşkun Sunalı
Daron Yöndem
Eralp Erat
Kadir Çamoğlu
Uğur Umutluoğlu
Schedule
2 August
09:30 - 12:00 Silverlight 2.0
13:00 - 15:00 Future of Software
Development
15:30 - 18:00 Team Foundation Server
3 August
09:30 - 11:00 Internet Explorer 8.0
11:00 - 12:00 Web 3.0
13:00 - 14:30
Web Client Software Factory
15:00 - 17:30 LINQ
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15 June 2008 08:50
Admin
If You are using JQuery in Visual Studio 2008, You will like JQery Intellisense. I looked for new version of JQuery-1.2.6-intellisense but I could not find . I found JQery-1.2.5-intellisense in this blog http://lancefisher.net/blog
I upgrade JQery-1.2.5-intellisense.js to JQuery-1.2.6-intellisense.js.
You can download and use it this link.
jquery-1.2.6-intellisense.js (133.42 kb)
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