Commonly Used Components Here are a few commonly installed components: Git- VS Code has built-in support for source code control using Git but requires Git to be installed separately. Node.js (includes NPM)- A platform and runtime for building and running JavaScript applications. TypeScript- Th...
Visual Studio: A family of Microsoft suites of integrated development tools for building applications for Windows, the web and mobile devices. Setup: The procedures involved in preparing a software program or application to operate within a computer or
In this blog, we will discuss the Visual Studio Code setup for C++, and how can we maximize productivity while coding C++ in VS Code.
so we have modified the behavior of Visual Studio to accommodate such scenarios. Of course, you can also directly launch setup again using “Add or Remove Programs” in the Windows Control Panel.
Additional resources Training Module Install and configure Visual Studio Code for C# development - Training Learn how to configure Visual Studio Code for C# and how to use this professional IDE to create and run console applications.
This article describes common issues during Visual Studio installation and provides suggested workarounds.
available to it MSI files and the setup exe's created by Visual Studio Setup, Wise for MSI, and InstallShield don't do the actual work of installing files and adding registry entries, etc the work is actually performed by a system executable msiexec.exe (usually located in c:\windows\...
This article describes common issues during Visual Studio installation and provides suggested workarounds.
Updated documentation for Visual Studio Build Tools container Heath Stewart The .NET Framework may not be correctly installed into a Windows Server Core container, and managed code - like the compilers - may fail. The documentation was updated with how to work around this. ...
Visual Studio too provides this option for creating custom action. I started working on it but found very few samples and mostly built using .NET. I learned a little and found how to perform custom actions in UnManaged code. Custom action can be performed by an executable, DLL or scripts ...