Professional Visual Studio 2017

AvBruce Johnson

Häftad, Engelska, 2017

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Skip the basics and delve right into Visual Studio 2017 advanced features and tools Professional Visual Studio 2017 is the industry-favorite guide to getting the most out of Microsoft's primary programming technology. From touring the new UI to exploiting advanced functionality, this book is designed to help professional developers become more productive. A unique IDE-centric approach provides a clear path through the typical workflow while exploring the nooks and crannies that can make your job easier. Visual Studio 2017 includes a host of features aimed at improving developer productivity and UI, and this book covers them all with clear explanation, new figures, and expert insight. Whether you're new to VS or just upgrading, this all-inclusive guide is an essential resource to keep within arm's reach. Visual Studio 2017 fixes the crucial issues that kept professionals from adopting VS 2015, and includes new features and tools that streamline the developer's job. This book provides the straightforward answers you need so you can get up to speed quickly and get back to work. Master the core functionality of Visual Studio 2017Dig into the tools that make writing code easierTailor the environment to your workflow, not the other way aroundWork your way through configuration, debugging, building, deployment, customizing, and moreMicrosoft is changing their release cadence—it's only been about two years since the last release—so developers need to quickly get a handle on new tools and features if they hope to remain productive. The 2017 release is designed specifically to help you get more done, in less time, with greater accuracy and attention to detail. If you're ready to get acquainted, Professional Visual Studio 2017 is your ideal guide.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2017-12-26
Mått:184 x 232 x 42 mm
Vikt:1 361 g
Format:Häftad
Språk:Engelska
Antal sidor:864
Förlag:John Wiley & Sons Inc
ISBN:9781119404583

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About the author Bruce Johnson is a partner at ObjectSharp Consulting and a 30-year veteran of the computer industry. His projects are consistently at the leading edge of Windows technology, and he has been a Microsoft MVP for more than ten years. Bruce is much in demand as a speaker at conferences and user groups and has written extensively for technology periodicals. Visit us at www.wrox.com where you have access to free code samples, Programmer to Programmer forums, and discussions on the latest happenings in the industry from around the world.

Innehållsförteckning

Part I: Integrated Development EnvironmentChapter 1: A Quick Tour 3Getting Started 3The Visual Studio IDE 11Summary 18Chapter 2: The Solution Explorer, Toolbox, and Properties 21The Solution Explorer 22The Toolbox 38Properties 43Summary 49Chapter 3: Options and Customizations 51The Start Page 52Window Layout 53The Editor Space 59Other Options 65Importing and Exporting Settings 72Summary 75Chapter 4: The Visual Studio Workspace 77The Code Editor 77Code Navigation 90The Command Window 96The Immediate Window 97The Class View 98The Error List 99The Object Browser 99Summary 100Chapter 5: Find and Replace and Help 101Quick Find/Replace 102Find/Replace in Files 104Accessing Help 110Summary 113Part II: Getting StartedChapter 6: Solutions, Projects, and Items 117Solution Structure 118Solution File Format 119Solution Properties 120Project Types 124Project Files Format 126Project Properties 127C/C++ Code Analysis Tool 146Web Application Project Properties 146Web Site Projects 149NuGet Packages 150Summary 152Chapter 7: Intellisense and Bookmarks 155IntelliSense Explained 156JavaScript IntelliSense 166XAML IntelliSense 169IntelliSense Options 170Extended IntelliSense 173Bookmarks and the Bookmark Window 175Summary 177Chapter 8: Code Snippets and Refactoring 179Code Snippets Revealed 180Accessing Refactoring Support 192Refactoring Actions 192Summary 201Chapter 9: Server Explorer 203Server Connections 204Data Connections 215SharePoint Connections 215Summary 215Part III: Digging DeeperChapter 10: Unit Testing 219Your First Test Case 220Asserting the Facts 229Initializing and Cleaning Up 232Testing Context 233Live Unit Testing 238Advanced Unit Testing 239IntelliTest 242Summary 244Chapter 11: Project and Item Templates 247Creating Templates 247Extending Templates 255Starter Kits 262Online Templates 263Summary 264Chapter 12: Managing Your Source Code 265Source Control 266Summary 272Part IV: Desktop ApplicationsChapter 13: Windows Forms Applications 275Getting Started 275The Windows Form 276Form Design Preferences 278Adding and Positioning Controls 281Container Controls 287Docking and Anchoring Controls 290Summary 291Chapter 14: Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) 293What Is WPF? 294Getting Started with WPF 295The WPF Designer and XAML Editor 302Styling Your Application 317Windows Forms Interoperability 319Debugging with the WPF Visualizer 324Summary 326Chapter 15: Universal Windows Platform Apps 327What Is a Windows App? 328Creating a Windows App 331Windows Runtime Components 338.NET Native Compilation 339Summary 341Part V: Web ApplicationsChapter 16: ASP.NET Web Forms 345Web Application Versus Web Site Projects 346Creating Web Projects 347Designing Web Forms 354Web Controls 366Master Pages 372Rich Client-Side Development 374Summary 378Chapter 17: ASP.NET MVC 379Model View Controller 380Getting Started with ASP.NET MVC 381Choosing a Model 384Controllers and Action Methods 385Rendering a UI with Views 388Advanced MVC 395Summary 413Chapter 18: .NET Core 415What Is .NET Core? 416Working with ASP.NET Core 418NuGet Package Manager 424Bower Package Manager 428Summary 431Chapter 19: Node.Js Development 433Getting Started with Node.js 433Node Package Manager 440Task Runner Explorer 444Summary 447Chapter 20: Python Development 449Getting Started with Python 450Cookiecutter Extension 455Summary 457Part VI: Mobile ApplicationsChapter 21: Mobile Applications Using .Net 461Using Xamarin 462Creating a Xamarin Forms Project 463Debugging Your Application 466Summary 484Chapter 22: Mobile Applications Using Javascript 485What Is Apache Cordova? 486Creating an Apache Cordova Project 487Debugging in Apache Cordova 495Summary 498Part VII: Cloud ServicesChapter 23: Windows Azure 501The Windows Azure Platform 502SQL Azure 511Service Fabric 513Azure Mobile App 515Azure Virtual Machines 516Summary 518Chapter 24: Synchronization Services 519Occasionally Connected Applications 520Server Direct 520Getting Started with Synchronization Services 524Synchronization Services over N-Tiers 528Summary 529Chapter 25: Sharepoint 531SharePoint Execution Models 532Preparing the Development Environment 533Creating a SharePoint Project 536Running Your Application 545Summary 547Part VIII: DataChapter 26: Visual Database Tools 551Database Windows in Visual Studio 2017 552Editing Data 559Redgate Data Tools 560Summary 569Chapter 27: The ADO.NET Entity Framework 571What Is the Entity Framework? 572Getting Started 573Creating an Entity Model 573Querying the Entity Model 588Advanced Functionality 595Summary 596Chapter 28: Data Warehouses and Lakes 597What Is Apache Hadoop? 597Data Lake Tools for Visual Studio 600Summary 610Chapter 29: Data Science and Analytics 611What Is R? 612R Tools for Visual Studio 612Summary 622Part IX: DebuggingChapter 30: Using The Debugging Windows 625The Code Window 625The Breakpoints Window 626The Output Window 627The Immediate Window 628The Watch Windows 630The Code Execution Windows 632The Memory Windows 634The Parallel Debugging Windows 637Exceptions 640Summary 643Chapter 31: Debugging With Breakpoints 645Breakpoints 645Tracepoints 652Execution Control 654Edit and Continue 656Summary 657Part X: Build and DeploymentChapter 32: Upgrading With Visual Studio 2017 661Upgrading from Recent Visual Studio Versions 662Upgrading to .NET Framework 4.6.2 665Summary 666Chapter 33: Build Customization 669General Build Options 669Manual Dependencies 672The Visual Basic Compile Page 673C# Build Pages 679MSBuild 681Summary 687Chapter 34: Obfuscation, Application Monitoring, and Management 689The IL Disassembler 690Decompilers 691Obfuscating Your Code 693Application Monitoring and Management 702Summary 706Chapter 35: Packaging and Deployment 707Windows Installer XML Toolset 708ClickOnce 716Summary 723Chapter 36: Web Application Deployment 725Web Deployment 726Web Project Installers 733The Web Platform Installer 735Summary 739Chapter 37: Continuous Delivery 741Nomenclature 742Continuous Delivery Tools 743Summary 750Part XI: Visual Studio EditionsChapter 38: Visual Studio Enterprise: Code Quality 753Dependency Verification 754Exploring Code with Code Maps 758Code Cloning 760Summary 760Chapter 39: Visual Studio Enterprise: Testing and Debugging 761Automated Tests 762IntelliTrace 769IntelliTest 774Summary 775Chapter 40: Visual Studio Team Services 777Getting Started with Git 778Version Control 782Work Item Tracking 784Builds 787Web Portal 789Summary 790Index 791