The bloated IDE from Microsoft, that used to be even more bloated and a lot more expensive. Nowadays it’s a bit sleeker, and a lot more affordable – and it’s the number 1 choice for all the slightly more hardcore development I do.
I do use Visual Studio code (VSCode) for lighter tasks, though!
This tag applies to pretty much all the generic Visual Studio -stuff, if there’s something version-specific, I’ll be using more specific tags, too.
This quick blog post explains a couple of very simple fixes – essentially, user errors – to a simple problem that you might run into with Visual Studio when developing the latest of your cool Azure bits. Well, to be fair, a few simple fixes and one heavyweight. A final…Continue reading The simplest fixes to “500 (Internal Server Error)” from Azurite
Azure DevOps pipelines have a pretty handy feature called Pipeline Caching. It’ll help you avoid annoyingly long NuGet package restores in your builds. And that makes sense – why would you restore packages again and again and again, if you’re not updating your dependencies meanwhile? And especially in the case…Continue reading Azure DevOps Pipelines Caching
This article explains one easy workaround to a lot of Visual Studio authentication issues. Personally, it’s helped me multiple times when Cloud Explorer has gotten into a weird authentication loop or Visual Studio stops seeing my MSDN subscription. And it also helps you clean up any old and unused credentials…Continue reading How to nuke the Identity Cache in Visual Studio?