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

Table of Contents
About the Author
About the Technical Reviewer
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1: Getting to Know Visual Studio 2022
	Installing Visual Studio
		Visual Studio 2022 System Requirements
			Operating Systems
			Hardware
			Supported Languages
			Additional Notes
		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
		What’s Available?
	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
		Visual Studio Live Share
	Summary
Chapter 2: Working with Visual Studio 2022
	Visual Studio Project Types
		Various Project Templates
			Console Applications
			Windows Forms Application
			Windows Service
			Web Applications
			Class Library
			MAUI
	Creating a MAUI Application
		Pairing to Mac for iOS Development
	Consuming REST Services in MAUI
		The Complete Weather App
		The Target Platforms
		The Required NuGet Package
		The Weather Models
		The WeatherService
		The MainViewModel
		Registering Dependencies
		Building the MainPage View
	Using SQLite in a MAUI Application
		The ToDoItem Model
		The ToDoService
		The MainViewModel
		Registering Dependencies
		Building the MainPage View
	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
			Maintainability Index
			Cyclomatic Complexity
			Depth of Inheritance
			Class Coupling
			Lines of Code
		Send Feedback
	Personalizing Visual Studio
		Adjust Line Spacing
		Document Management Customizations
			The Document Close Button
			Modify the Dirty Indicator
			Show Invisible Tabs in Italics in the Tab Drop-Down
			Colorize Document Tabs
			Tab Placement
		Visual Studio Themes
	Summary
Chapter 3: Debugging Your Code
	Working with Breakpoints
		Setting a Breakpoint
			Step into Specific
			Run to Click
			Run to Cursor
			Force Run to Cursor
		Conditional Breakpoints and Actions
		Temporary Breakpoints
		Dependent Breakpoints
		Dragging Breakpoints
		Manage Breakpoints with Labels
		Exporting Breakpoints
	Using DataTips
		Visualizing Complex Data Types
			Bonus Tip
		Using the Watch Window
	The DebuggerDisplay Attribute
	Evaluate Functions Without Side Effects
		Format Specifiers
			ac
			d
			dynamic
			h
			nq
			nse
			hidden
			raw
			results
	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
			Remote Debugger Port Assignments
		Reattaching to a Process
	Remote Debugging
		System Requirements
		Download and Install Remote Tools
		Running Remote Tools
		Start Remote Debugging
	Summary
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
	Summary
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
	Compare Branches
	Check Out Commit
	Line Staging
	Summary
Index