What’s New in VS 2017 + VS Code
summary
Shows concrete changes in Visual Studio 2017 and VS Code: the new lightweight installer and lightweight solution loading that cuts solution open time from ~36s to ~15s, built-in publish to Azure, improved refactorings and code navigation, Run-to-Click debugging and better null-reference diagnostics, and Live Unit Testing. For cross‑platform dev the workflow uses dotnet new / dotnet restore / dotnet run with Kestrel, and VS Code supports C# via OmniSharp in VS Code for editing and debugging.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 11:07Enable XAML Debugging
- 31:45Front End Developers
- 47:46Quicker installer Visual Studio
- 49:11New Roaming Extensions Manager
- 54:21Better Intellisense, Refactoring and Code Analysis
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