Debugging. Addin. VS10x Code Map v2. Great tool! Thanks for fixing both things! I really appreciate it. ------------------Original text:------------------ I just wish it wouldn't open this page on every update. EDIT 2014-01-30: I know I don't speak for everybody, but I think there are two problems that people have with the weekly updates: 1.
. #1 is something only Microsoft can address.#2, however, is something you can address. Personally I dislike it when extensions in any app put up a "new update" page (there are several Firefox/Chrome extensions that do the same thing, and it's just as annoying there). I would recommend ditching the page-launch-on-install and keeping the collapsible (as it is not as obtrusive and is easy to collapse), or at least provide options to disable those. Thanks again for making a great product! # Chris. Start Extending Visual Studio 2010! - The Visual Studio Blog. Forcing VS 2010 to use over 2 GB of memory on 64 bit machines. Ultimate Guide to speed up Visual Studio - Daniel Fisher (lennybacon.com) I believe that better tools lead to better results.
That’s why I care about my tools performance a lot! On Saturday at the ICE-Lingen I talked to Peter Kirchner and Kay Giza on how to speed up Visual Studio by configuring you Anti-Virus software. But there are lots of things you can do. So I decided to share the tweaks on environment: Disable “Animate environment tools”… Disable “Track Changes”… Disable “Cider” – the WPF designer in VS 2008 … Disable the WPF designer in VS 2010… Disable “Track Active Item in Solution Explorer”… Start with empty environment/disable start page… Disable “Enable rich client visual experience”… Enable “Only build startup projects and dependencies on Run”… Disable intellitrace… Force Visual Studio to Garbage Collect… Exclude the GAC and Visual Studio related directories from you virus scanner… Exclude the devenv.exe from your virus scanner… Ensure your projects directory is not indexed… Patch the devenv.exe to support 2+ GB memory…
Visual Studio Gallery. Andreas Richter Keine Verbindung zum Onlinekatalog im Visual Studio Erweiterungsmanager - Andreas Richter. Ich habe hier eine frische Visual Studio 2010 Installation vor mir und wollte über den Erweiterungsmanager ein paar nützliche Tools installieren. Leider musste ich feststellen, dass dieser keine Verbindung zur Visual Studio Gallery herstellen kann. Nach etwas Recherche habe ich den Grund und die Lösung gefunden. Der Grund ist der Proxy, der hier transparent seinen Dienst verrichtet. Mit diesem Setup hat der Erweiterungsmanager im aktuellen Visual Studio wohl noch so seine Schwierigkeiten. Um das Problem aus der Welt zu schaffen, muss die Konfigurationsdatei vom Visual Studio, die devenv.exe.config, folgenden Eintrag enthalten: Danach das Visual Studio neu starten und der Installation von lustigen Tools über den Erweiterungsmanager steht nichts mehr im Wege.