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Visual Studio 2013 andInternet Explorer 11Tips & Tricks For DevelopersSascha CortiTechnical Evangelist, Microsoft Switzerlandsascha.corti@microsoft.com | @techpreacher | techpreacher.corti.com

Internet Explorer 11Modern Web App debuggingCompletely rewritten F12 Developer Tools and modern.IE testing

Team FoundationModern lifecycleContinuous delivery of value with agility, scale, and quality

Visual Studio 2013Modern developmentNext generation of applications for devices and services

TFS FULL Team Room Agile Portfolio Management Enhanced Web-based Test Case Management Team Foundation

Server

Ultimate

CodeLens (Code Information Indicators)

Cloud-based Load Testing Memory Dump Analyzer IntelliTrace Performance Indicators

Mission-critical scale and complexity

Premium

Coded UI for Windows Store Apps

All other Microsoft servers dev/test rights including Cloud

Quality enabled team development

Professional

Windows 8.1, 8 / WP 8 development

Integrated web, client, services, LOB and Office development

Peek Definition SQL Server dev/test rights including Cloud

Development productivity everywhere

TestProfessional

Continuous

quality enablement SQL Server dev/test rights including Cloud

TFS CAL Agile planning TFVC / Git Source control Web code commenting

Team Foundation

Service

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The Connected IDE

Visual Studio 2013

1st Choice:MSDN AccountTFS Online Account

2nd Choice:Any Microsoft Acocunt

Signing in is optional.

First Run Experience

Themes

Blue

Light

High-DPIin Visual Studio 2012

demoThe Connected IDE

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Developer Productivity

Visual Studio 2013

demoDeveloper Productivity

Advanced Development EnvironmentUI ImprovementsCodeLens (Code Information Indicators)Scrollbar with Code PreviewPeek Definition (In-Code Reference Preview)Enhanced ScrollbarsImproved Icons and Colors

Team ExplorerSnap out Build & Pending ChangesImproved UX

CodeLens Requires TFS 2013for full Team Functionality

Get Involved Today

Your Feedback Matters!

UserVoicehttp://VisualStudio.uservoice.com

Connecthttp://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio

Send a Smile

Yes, we really listen!

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Windows 8.1 Development

Visual Studio 2013

Win

dow

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Apps

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tudio

2013

Templates and ControlsNew redesigned Project Templates and Controls for both HTML/JavaScript & XAML Apps

Win

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Improved Designer for Win 8.1 AppsXAML and HTMLRules & Guides, Snap to TextData Panel: Sample Data Support Device Panel: More ResolutionsAdvanced XAML EditorData Binding, Template Binding and Resources IntelliSenseNavigation between Design and Code using Go to Definition & Find References

Complex CSS AnimationsTimeline in Windows Store HTML App Projects

Connected AppsUse Windows Azure Mobile Services to create Push Enabled and Cloud Data integrated Apps

Coded UI Test SupportFor Windows Store XAML Apps

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Performance & Diagnostics

Visual Studio 2013

Pillars of Performance

UI Responsiveness Analyzer.

CPU Sampling.Same as the experience shipped in Visual Studio 2012.

Energy Consumption Profiler.

Managed Memory Dump Analysis.Designed for Production Diagnostics Scenarios.

Fast.“Snappy” user interaction.Relation: app launch, navigating pages.

Fluid.“Smooth” user interaction.Relation: scrolling, panning, animation.

Efficient.System “citizenship”.Relation: battery life, memory usage

Performance & Diagnostic Tooling

New Performance and Diagnostic Hub All Diagnostics Tools across all Project Types UI Responsiveness Analyzer (HTML or

XAML apps) Energy Consumption Analyzer XAML UI Responsiveness Analyzer Managed Memory Dump Analysis

Added Testing FunctionsCoded Unit Testing for XAML AppsWindows Phone Unit Tests

Performance & Diagnostic HubOptimized for Windows Store apps.ASP.NET/WPF etc. get old Wizard.

demoPerformance & Diagnostics

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Web development

Visual Studio 2013

demoWeb development

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In-Browser Hover Tools

Control Connected Browsers

View Connected

Control Individual

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.NET 4.5.1

What’s New in .NET 4.5.1

• 64-bit Edit and Continue

• Method Return Value Inspection

• Async Debugging Enhancements

• Windows Store development improvements

• EF/ADO.NET Connection Resiliency

Developer Productivity

Application Performance

• ASP.NET application suspension

• Multi-core JIT improvements

• On-demand large-object heap compaction

• Consistent performance before and after servicing the .NET Framework

Continuous Innovation

• .NET Framework updates

• NuGet releases

• Curated .NET Framework NuGet packages

.NET 4.5.1 delivers many new innovations while maintaining a high compatibility bar

64-bit Edit and Continue is finally here!Number 9 all time requested feature on UserVoice!Works exactly the same as for 32-bit applicationsClient (WPF, WinForms, etc.), Store and ASP.NET WAP projects are supportedFor WAP projects, need to enable Edit & Continue in Project Properties

Method Return Value Inspection

Now available for .NET!Access via Autos Window Immediate Window ($ReturnValue)Can expand return value in the debugger

Async Debugging Improvements

Question: How did I get here?Supported for Store, Web & Desktop apps in W8.1Enhancements to the Call Stack and Tasks Window

Visual Studio 2012

.NET Framework Feed

Enabled in Visual Studio 2013

In Visual Studio 20[10, 12]Tools Options Package ManagerName: .NET Framework PackagesSource: https://nuget.org/api/v2/curated-feeds/dotnetframework/

demo.NET 4.5.1

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Remote Tools

Visual Studio 2013

Remote Debugging on ARMRemote Tools for ARM

Windows App Cert Kit on ARMWACK for Windows RTARM

KitsPolicy

C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\8.1\ bin\arm\SecureBoot

InstallKitsPolicy.cmdDeleteKitsPolicy.cmd

Admin PowerShell> Get-SecureBootPolicy returns 639F31B2-D82F-4C0B-9FCC-6F51DB62377A if installed.

BIOS

Windows App Cert Kit on ARM

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The New F12Developer Tools

Internet Explorer 11

Internet Explorer 11 F12 Developer Tools

DOM Explorer

Right-Click Inspect

Editable Live DOM

Breadcrumb Bar

Events

Style Inspection

CSS Intellisense

@media Rules

Computed Styles

Emulation

UA Strings

Streamlined Doc Modes

GPS Emulation

Debugger

No Refresh Debugging

Run-to-Cursor

Web Worker Debugging (async)

Instrumen-tation

Expanded Logging

Profiling

Snapshots

Console works in every Tab

http://modern.IE

demoInternet Explorer 11 – F12 Developer Tools

For More Information.NET – Learn .NET, whitepapershttp://www.microsoft.com/net/

Visual Studio – Download Visual Studio 2013http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio

Visual Studio Bloghttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudio/

Visual Studio Toolbox on Channel 9http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Visual-Studio-Toolbox

Somasegar’s bloghttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/somasegar/

Team Foundation Service – Free for 5 users or MSDN Subscribershttp://tfs.visualstudio.com

Build 2013 – Videos on Demandhttp://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Build

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