Visual Studio Tips for Web Developers
45mBeginner2018-12-03
Authors

Walt Ritscher
Programmer, UI Designer, Staff Instructor at LinkedIn Learning
Course details
Visual Studio is a popular and powerful IDE that offers developers an array of helpful tools and features. In this course, instructor Walt Ritscher shares some of his favorites, providing you with practical tips that can help you streamline your web development workflow and make your developer environment a more pleasant place to visit. Learn how to configure and work with Browser Link, a feature that allows you to connect multiple browsers together and synchronize changes across them when testing web applications. Plus, explore essential extensions such as the Markdown Editor and Roslynator 2017.
Learning objectives
Configuring settings to suggest best NuGet packages for a project
Configuring Browser Link and the extension
Viewing SVG files in the IDE
Using the Zen Coding expander to enter HTML
Essential extensions, including Markdown Editor and Spell Checker
Learning objectives
Configuring settings to suggest best NuGet packages for a project
Configuring Browser Link and the extension
Viewing SVG files in the IDE
Using the Zen Coding expander to enter HTML
Essential extensions, including Markdown Editor and Spell Checker
Skills covered
Visual Studio CodeWeb Development ToolsSoftware Development ToolsPersonaWeb DevelopmentMicrosoftSoftware Development
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Make Visual Studio more productive when making web applications
- 02 - How to access the sample code on GitHub
1. Tips
- 03 - Configure settings to suggest best NuGet packages for a project
- 04 - Essential extension - Web Essentials
- 05 - Configure Browser Link and the extension
- 06 - Work with Browser Link
- 07 - View SVG files in the IDE
- 08 - Essential extension - Spell Checker
- 09 - Use the Zen Coding expander to enter HTML
- 10 - Essential extension - editorconfig IntelliSense
- 11 - Essential extension - Markdown Editor
- 12 - Essential extension - Roslynator 2017
2. Setting Up Your Environment
- 13 - Clone the GitHub repo to your developer computer
- 14 - Open a solution from Team Explorer
- 15 - Use Checkout to open exercise files from Git branches
Conclusion
- 16 - See more tips in other courses
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