Visual studio 2011 developer preview introduce new features like we can now find duplicate code in solution it is very useful for code reducing. First select line of code you have doubt about multiple place use then right click and select “Find Matching Clones in solutions”

Microsoft Visual Studio11 Developer preview comes with bunch of new features and Solution explorer is also get some new features in it. There are few new icons added at top of solution explorer like below. Create new window with copy of this Window Feature: Now there is a one feature given wit...

Recently before some days at Build Conference on September 14,2011 Microsoft has announced release of “Visual Studio 2011 Developer Preview. You can download that from following link. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/hh127353 I have downloaded the .NET framework 4.5 and Visual Studio11 Dev...

Generally we can see project files in solution explorer but now you can also see properties and method defined in file. You double click on file it will open fine and take you directly to that method declaration.

Before some day one of my friend asked me to install NuGet in project another then startup project. At that time I don’t have any idea about it. So I did some R and D on web and found one easiest way to do it. So let’s first create a solution where we have more then one project in single solution. I...

The technical information about VS11 is now available at

Here is 3 shortcuts in visual studio, that today i learned, which increases productivity.

Today I came to know from ScottGu blog that next release of Visual Studio includes smart tasks in HTML tab also. Previously to use the smart tasks, we used to switch to design mode and work on smart tasks.

This is a quick tip to help quickly solve a problem I run into sometimes, and now that I am writing a blog about it, will be able to solve it in no time (a big benefit of blogging is to never have to try to remember a solution to a problem you have had before…just search your blog!): In Visua...

A couple of times over the past few months, while in Visual Studio 2008 working on an SSIS package, I went to the toolbox and saw this message: There we no tools at all showing up. Apparently the toolbox became corrupted, but ...