Visual Studio IDE Tip: Navigate Backward and Forward Through Source CodeTrace your steps in Visual Studio by using the Navigate Backward and Navigate Forward features.
Visual Studio IDE Tip: Go to Definition and Go To ImplementationEasily jump between definitions and implementations in Visual Studio.
Visual Studio IDE Tip: Using the Immediate WindowLearn how to use the Immediate Window, a very powerful debugging tool built into the Visual Studio IDE.
How to generate a GUID or UUID without writing a program.You don’t need to write a program to create a GUID or UUID. You likely have a tool that will already generate one for you. Let’s look at how to generate a GUID/UUID value in several different tools that already support this feature.
Visual Studio IDE Tip: Jump To Matching Code DelimiterLearn a very useful Visual Studio IDE keyboard shortcut for jumping to matching code delimiters.
Visual Studio Debugging Tip: Conditional BreakpointsLearn how to set a conditional breakpoint to stop execution based on a defined condition.
A Guide to Debugging .NET Software ApplicationsA reference to help .NET developers understand debugging concepts, strategies, techniques and tools.
Visual Studio Debugging Tip: Drag Execution Pointer to Replay Code ExecutionQuickly and easily re-execute code in the Visual Studio debugger by dragging the execution pointer.
