Tips and Tricks for the Visual Studio .NET IDE. Introduction A compendium of short cuts, tips and tricks, features, whatcha-may-callits for the Visual Studio .NET IDE. I love Vim. And the power it gives is almost corrupting. Actually it is corrupting. Which is why I try to see if any editor provides all the functionality provided by Vim. Visual Studio .NET has quite a lot of useful options. Many of them are out there in the open in the menus but I did not see them for long until I went hunting for them. By the way, I do not take credit for these hints but I will take credit for putting them together from various sources on the net. 1. Ctrl+Shift+R to record a new temporary macro.
This works similar to *recording* in Vim. 2. Ctrl+Shift+V cycles through the clipboard ring. 3. The Toolbox (Ctrl+Alt+X) window has multiple tabs. 4. Ctrl+- i.e. Ctrl+Shift+- to navigate in the opposite direction. 5. To incrementally search for text as you type, first press Ctrl+i. Ctrl+i - Ctrl+i works like F3. 6. Ctrl+] takes you to the matching brace. 7. 8. Dynamic Drive DHTML(dynamic html) & JavaScript code library. Lesson 1: Systematically Approaching Design Stages. A database and an application together provide a comprehensive picture of a real-world system. Data modeling is a structure design process.
Often, you can move forward with data modeling in parallel with functional design. You explore your choices by using analysis, abstraction, experience, heuristics, and creativity. There are always many candidate solutions; to find the best one, you have to approach the design systematically. Developing a data model is an iterative process: you develop a model, check it with domain experts, and refine the model. The most important data model is the relational model, which represents data in the form of two-dimensional tables consisting of rows and columns. In the planning phase, according to the Microsoft Solutions Framework (MSF) process model, you deal with three distinguishable data-modeling phases.
Conceptual phase As a database designer, in this phase, you collect all business requirements and rules in cooperation with business domain experts. Programming.
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