Is it possible to build something similar for Visual Studio 2013?
How is NetBeans Connector Chrome Extension built?
What languages are used, JavaScript, Java?
I am going start with building a chrome extension in VS 2013.
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Not able to find EJS Language Support Extension in Visual Studio 2022. I searched online from extensions as shown below as well as tried installing from website https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=DigitalBrainstem.javascript-ejs-support
Not able to do both
I switched to Visual Studio Code where I found these features and moved from Visual Studio to Visual Studio Code
I am working on an Angular 4.X project and using Visual Studio 2015 Update 3 as IDE. So far I am able to debug my Typescript code in the browser (mostly Google Chrome) but I want to know if there is a way out using which I can put breakpoints and debug the Typescript right from the Visual Studio itself.
Any help will be appreciated.
This feature is supported only in Visual Studio 2017 you can see how to enable ithere
I've been working on a web development/deployment project (.wdproj) in Visual Studio 2010 that is used in production. Word is that in Visual Studio 2012, 2013, and probably 2015, web development/deployment projects are no longer compatible.
I've searched a myriad of sites trying to find some way to convert/migrate/upgrade my project so that I can work with it in at least Visual Studio 2013 but I have not had any luck. I figured something like this would be very common but that is far from the case.
How do I convert, migrate, or upgrade my current Visual Studio 2010 web development/deployment project (.wdproj) to be compatible in Visual Studio 2013?
I use the .wdproj to compile all my .cs files to the code-behind of my site. Is there a different way of doing this now? If so, where is the documentation for this?
I have Visual Studio 2013 for Windows Desktop and I tried to install TypeScript plugin. It installed successfully, then I opened Visual Studio, but I didn't see it anywhere, even under the Visual Basic or Visual C# Templates.
What should I do to make it work ?
Recently, I installed VS 2013 for my own computer. However, I still have some project that created by VS 2010. The uncomfortable thing is, my VS 2013 automatically convert my old project to VS 2013.
Is there anyway to disable the automation conversion of VS 2013?
EDIT: Instead of opening the project by VS2013, it should work well with Visual Studio Versions Selector. However, the issue can appear again on project that was used to be developed on VS2003, VS2005 and VS2008