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Coding Faster: Getting More Productive with Microsoft Visual Studio: Covers Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005, 2008, and 2010 1st Edition
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Expert advice to help you work smarter and increase your productivity with Visual Studio.
Take a detailed look into Visual Studio—and learn practical techniques to help you work more efficiently. This fully revised and expanded version of Visual Studio Tips: 251 Ways to Improve Your Productivity includes a comprehensive collection of tips and shortcuts for working with the code editor, visual designers, searches, debugger, and other features in Visual Studio 2005, 2008, and 2010. You'll gain valuable insights for using this IDE—no matter what your experience level.
Discover how to:
- Change development settings and keyboard mappings to optimize your efficiency
- Save time initiating a new project by creating custom templates
- Uncover secrets for working with the toolbox, commands, and window layouts
- Work with files in more practical ways, such as using the File Tab Channel
- Use the Editor more effectively with tips on selecting and manipulating code
- Apply techniques to help reduce the time you spend debugging code
- Create Visual Studio extensions to increase your development productivity
- ISBN-100735649928
- ISBN-13978-0735649927
- Edition1st
- PublisherMicrosoft Press
- Publication dateSeptember 3, 2011
- LanguageEnglish
- Dimensions7.38 x 1.27 x 9 inches
- Print length480 pages
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Zain's efforts have been featured by eWeek, Redmond Developer News, and many others. He has been interviewed by Forrester Research, Gartner, and the Science Channel for his work. He is a frequent speaker at events in LinkedIn, Facebook, and other online venues. Zain also lectures world-wide on a variety of developer topics.
Sara Ford is the Senior Product and Community Manager at Black Duck Software for Ohloh.net, the largest public destination for finding and evaluating open source software. Prior to Black Duck, she worked for nine years at Microsoft Corp., where she was responsible for CodePlex.com, the open source project hosting site for Microsoft. She started her career as a software tester on Visual Studio, a software development environment, where she drove the effort to make it possible for developers who are blind or have low-vision be able to write software applications.
Sara is the author of the award-winning Visual Studio Tips: 251 Ways to Improve Your Productivity, published by Microsoft Press, where she donates all her author royalties to a scholarship fund designed for residents of her hometown Waveland, Miss. to attend the Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College.
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- Publisher : Microsoft Press; 1st edition (September 3, 2011)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 480 pages
- ISBN-10 : 0735649928
- ISBN-13 : 978-0735649927
- Item Weight : 1.7 pounds
- Dimensions : 7.38 x 1.27 x 9 inches
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About the authors
Sara Ford worked at Microsoft for 9 years, where she worked as a developer on the Visual Studio team and was responsible for CodePlex.com, Microsoft's open source project hosting site. She ran the popular Visual Studio Tip of the Day series on her Microsoft blog.
Sara donated all her author royalties to start a scholarship fund designed for Hurricane Katrina survivors of her hometown Waveland, Miss. to attend the Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College.
For over 15 years Zain has been working with the latest Microsoft technologies. He’s been a consultant and trainer since 1995. He currently runs the Visual Studio Tips and Tricks blog. Also, he created Online Community Evangelism; which is an effort to build communities in virtual places like LinkedIn, Facebook, and elsewhere. He is not only a proponent of the community aspect of online environments but also is a supporter of the myriad business applications that these new mediums offer.
Zain’s efforts have been featured by eWeek, Redmond Developer News, and many others. He has been interviewed by Forrester Research, Gartner, and the Science Channel for his work. He is a frequent speaker at events in LinkedIn, Facebook, and other online venues. Zain also lectures world-wide on a variety of developer topics.
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- Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2011"Coding Faster: Getting More Productive with Microsoft Visual Studio" is filled with great ways to improve your productivity! I learned dozens of ways to speed up my development time, I lost count before the end of the second chapter!
"Coding Faster" has a great level of detail, yet is still very approachable. (my 9 year old just started reading it because she loves shortcuts). One of my favorite features is the "Understanding ____" topics. Zain Naboulsi did an excellent job of capturing not just how the tools work, but how you should use them.
Beginners will learn so many important topics and tips. Intermediates and Experts will find numerous ways to work even faster (and who doesn't want to work faster?)!!!
I highly recommend this book to anyone who uses Visual Studio!
- Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2011I have to say, I'm really disappointed in this book; no real value. I suggest saving your money and just using Microsoft's product help, or MSDN documentation.
- Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2012We will never be rid of code, because code represents the details of the requirements. At some level those details cannot be ignored or abstracted; they have to be specified. And specifying requirements in such detail that a machine can execute them in programming. Such a specification is code.
- Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2012Got this because my niece is the co-author. Don't understand this stuff at all - just giving my 'support' to her!
- Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2013I haven't gotten all the way through the book, but so far the book makes sense. We'll see what happens when the concepts are put into practice.
- Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2014Assumes you are proficient in Visual Studio, Not sure I need the "tricks" - lacking of helpful content. Don't bother.
- Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2015Love it...im not much into VBA but this works...i usually do actionscript and some macros...this is set into plain language i understand
- Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2011I liked the previous edition. If they updated it for VS2010, it would've been a good book. But whoever convinced the authors to pad each shortcut description with the key combo to use for Visual C# 2005, Visual Basic 6, Visual C++ 6, and even Visual C++ 2.0 (what!?) must've been thinking they'd widen the audience. But all the useless info (tables listing key combos for all those ancient environments take up 1/3 page) clutters the info with annoying visual noise.
Avoid this book, unless you still do VB6 or VC++ 2 or VC++ 6 development.
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- AhmetReviewed in the United Kingdom on August 13, 2015
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