It seems that I cannot natively write Jade in Visual Studio 2013, but is there a plugin that will recognize the syntax and compile to HTMl?
Try this one, all info and download links are here:
https://nodejstools.codeplex.com/
update - have a look here, you might find your answer here:
http://loldemar.azurewebsites.net/vs2013-and-jade/
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Is there any way I can use Visual Studio Code and somehow integrate it to Microsoft Visual Studio just to use for version control after I'm done?
I mainly code with HTML, CSS, and Javascript.
You should be able to just load the folder in VS Code and edit the files.
VSCode is not able to handle solution files so any adding or deleting will need to be done in the full Visual Studio IDE.
You will be able to edit the files in VSCode though and I do believe it supports the Source Control integration as well.
I'm trying to use SystemJS modules in Visual Studio 2013 with TypeScript, but Visual Studio shows errors.
This is my setup:
Installed TypeScript Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 1.8.5.0
Uninstalled lower versions of TypeScript
Project file (VS 2013 does not support tsconfig.json):
<TypeScriptToolsVersion>1.8</TypeScriptToolsVersion>
<TypeScriptModuleKind >system</TypeScriptModuleKind>
<TypeScriptTarget>es5</TypeScriptTarget>
This is what I see:
My project compiles successfully
In the browser, AngularJs runs successfully
But in Visual Studio, I see squiggly lines. Upon hovering it says 'expression statement is not assignment or call':
This issue is related to this question, however, the answer there is 'use VS 2015', which simply is not an option for me.
Is there any way to use SystemJS with TypeScript in Visual Studio 2013? It doesn't have to be ES6-style modules, just any combination of SystemJS and TypeScript will do. Thanks!
I don't know if you already tried to set SystemJS as module system in the preferences:
If still doesn't work, try to follow this guide: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/1060262/First-Angular-App-with-TypeScript-and-Visual-Studi
from "Setting Up Visual Studio Project".
By the way, VB 2013 is a very old version of the software, is there any reason why shouldn't you migrate to a newer version?
It seems that there just isn't a solution for this. Upgrading to VS2015 is the only way to fix it.
You may need --allowSyntheticDefaultImports if angular doesn't have a default export.
i'm working on Visual Studio 2008 for a long time and i like the default theme of VS2008. But when working with Visual Studio 2010 the default color scheme look different and i really don't like it. I found this post to change the color scheme but there are no ready style look like VS2008, anyone can suggest me a link to download VS2008 style for VS2010 ?
I think you'll find the below blog useful:
http://www.hanselman.com/blog/MakeTheVisualStudio2010IDEColorsLookLikeVisualStudio2008.aspx
In addition if found the following styles for vs2010 to look like vs2008:
https://studiostyl.es/schemes/search?q=vs2008
Keep in my mind you need to install vs extension as prerequisite - https://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/20cd93a2-c435-4d00-a797-499f16402378/
Update: Since the above links haven't satisfied the answer, I'm adding another source I've found to support the question.
The following link help you change your visual studio 2010 to looks like 2008.
https://jesonmartajaya.wordpress.com/2011/07/29/c-how-to-make-vs2010-look-and-feel-like-vs2008/
Source: Is there a way to make Visual Studio 2010 look more like VS 2008?
JShint cannot be used for VS 2013.
I'm looking for a tool that is similiar as jshint for VS 2013.
Do you know anything that you can recommend me to use?
JsHint can be integrated with Visual Studio using the WebEssentials tools.
It's also relatively simple to integrate JsHint into MsBuild.
I am beginner. I am trying to use T4template in Visual studio project.
I am using VS2010.
I have downloaded vsix file from locaion http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/7f9bd62f-2505-4aa4-9378-ee7830371684
But it is for VS 2012.
Is it available for VS 2010.
On the link you provided there is written:
SUPPORTS: Visual Studio 2012
However, on the Web there are some compatible versions (outdated of course), for example on CodePlex
Take a deep look here: http://www.olegsych.com/2009/10/t4-toolbox-support-for-visual-studio-2010/ and in the author blog.
This version support well VS2010: http://t4toolbox.codeplex.com/releases/view/41443
CodePlex link: http://t4toolbox.codeplex.com
Don't forget to tank Oleg Sych for his great work!