See the video with demos here: bit.ly/justq32012
This release of Telerik’s Visual Studio Productivity Tools makes it even more efficient to do your day-to-day work. Here are some of the highlights of our Q3 2012 release that you do not want to miss.
JustCode now takes your Visual Studio settings into the cloud. JustTrace provides more information and context with the Timeline control. JustMock makes mocking easier with automocking.
View the slides, watch the video, and learn all the new features we have added to make software development easier, more powerful, and more efficient!
What's New in Visual Studio Productivity Tools Q3 2012
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Q3 2012
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What’s New in
Visual Studio Productivity
Tools
4. Q3 2012
Visual Studio Setting in the Cloud
Settings Cloud
• Save or Download • Ultimate Transportability
• Manual and Automatic • Create or Restore Backup
• Segregated by VS Version • Retain Settings Even If PC Is
• Extension Settings Dead
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Keyboard Shortcut Profiles
In Wizard and Options
Includes Four Profiles
Choose If Conflict Occurs
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10. Q3 2012
Extensions Update
New Project Type
Generates VSIX
Can be deployed to Visual Studio Gallery
Open Source JC Extensions Project
– github.com/telerik/justcode-extensions
12. Q3 2012
Navigation Improvements
Camel Case Filters – New!
– Go To Type/Member
Searching
– Everywhere Containers/Class
Path Searching – Hierarchies – New!
– Go To Member
New!
– Go To File
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Automocking with JustMock
Eliminates the need to create
dependencies that don’t affect
your tests
Result is less tests that are less
brittle and easier to maintain
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2012
Resources
Download the Telerik Productivity Tools at
http://www.telerik.com/developer-productivity-
Email tools.aspx
Twitter
Chris.Eargle@telerik.com @kodefuguru
Phil@telerik.com @skimedic
Editor's Notes
Michael
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Setting your keyboard shortcuts after the first install is straight forward. From the Getting Started Wizard, on page four, select one of four profiles. Then, uncheck and JustCode commands you do not want to apply. Apply the profile, and you are done.
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When you start a profiling session, you will see a ribbon providingoptions that were located in the Profiled Application Control Toolbar and Snapshot Options Toolbar in previous editions of JustTrace. The Ribbon Button States and the Buttons themselves are updated as you change your selection. This gives you quick access to important options for finding and reading information from the snapshots.
Michael
JustTrace collects class layout information to show you the names of members holding references to live object. You can then identify a memory leak faster and easier.