Table of Content 1. What’s new in Visual Studio 2019? 1.1. XAML Binding Failure Troubleshooting 1.1.1. New XAML Binding failure indicator icon 1.1.2. New XAML Binding failure window 1.2. Inline Color Preview in XAML Code Editor 2. Support for an older version of Visual Studio 2.1. XAML Tools WPF/UWP 2.2. XAML Code Editor 2.3. C++ 2.4. Add a Debugger Display Attribute 2.5. Git User Experience 2.6. Git Conflict...
read moreIn a simple application sharing library is a fundamental requirement. The shared library is used so that developers can reuse packages as a library in a project and we can also upload a project to NUGET.org so that other users can download and install these projects into their project using the library. Table of Content 1. Why shared code across projects or assemblies? 2. Share Library through .Net Standard or concept of PCL 3. Multi-targeting Framework 4....
read moreFor a developer a main challenge is to debug and optimize queries that are written for the request made to the server. It is impossible to get the exact time of the queries request for each page. Usually, developer considers count such as one, two, three and calculate the average but this is not a solution and as a developer, this is not we want. In developer's tool network tab provide information about the time per the request made for a page load but that is not enough for a...
read moreWhen you are developing the websites with JavaScript, you can use the localStorage and sessionStorage. In the localStorage and sessionStorage, the data stores in key-value pair in the user’s web browser. It is also known as sandboxed for each website, you can access only your data store on every website, and you can’t access to localStorage and sessionStorage objects being saved from another website. Table of Content 1. What’s the difference between...
read moreA class library defines the types and methods which are referred to by an application. If your class library targets .NET Standard 3.1, it can be called by any .NET implementation (including .NET Framework) that supports .NET Standard 3.1. If your class library targets .NET 5, it can be invoked by any application that targets .NET 5. Table of Content 1. Prerequisites 2. Create a Solution 3. Create a Class Library Project 4. Add a Console App to the Solution 5....
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