I looking for developing hybrid Kendu UI mobile apps using visual studio 2012. When i downloaded and installed the app builder, there is no UI designer view for the HTML. How can we design the HTML for appropriate layout without designer.
Looking forward your valuable reply...
If you want to use the Kendo UI visual Designer, you can use the AppBuilder in-browser client or the native Windows client. You can initiate a project with either of those tools, sync the code with your source control provider (git-based), and then continue development with Visual Studio.
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I don't know the details, but when I tried Blend For Visual Studio it was such impression as Blend is just Visual Studio only with UWP support. If it so, the Blend should not be in my PC. It is really useless?
I also don't see Blend For Visual Studio among installed files. It was installed automatically with Visual Studio...
The idea is that a company has different developers for frontend and backend. While the backend developer implements some client server communication in Visual Studio, the frontend developer creates custom controls and animations in Blend. Both work in parallel. Some of the functionality of blend has been ported to the visual studio designer, however you can do a lot of additional UI related work in blend. It is therefore only useless if the company you are working for is developing the UI and the code that powers the UI sequentially.
I am trying to recreate my work environment at home so that I can practice MVVM some more and help some additional students who will be going and getting internships. At work, we use Prism template pack in order to create views for our WPF applications. I downloaded the Prism Template Pack from the url seen below...
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=BrianLagunas.PrismTemplatePack
I fired up Visual Studio but I don't see the Prism Unity App project type under the Prism tab. I do see the Prism Unity App as a recent project type, but when I click on that I cannot create a new project of that type because it says it no longer exists. I have Visual Studio 2017 version 15.4.4 installed with the features .NET desktop development, Universal Windows Platform development, Data storage and processing and Xamarin.
There is no Coded UI project in Visual Studio 2015 for UWP and I can't find any documentation anywhere saying there is a plan to bring support.
Does anyone know if there is planned support it or have some alternative UI testing framework to work with Windows Universal?
I guess you can use this Coded UI Test Project (Universal Windows) which is under
File->New->Project->Templates->Windows->Universal-->Coded UI Test Project (Universal Windows)
for Coded UI project in Visual Studio 2015 for UWP.
Maybe an important information for other to come is. That it’s not possible to create such projects in the community version of visual studio. You need at least the enterprise version as mentioned here.
An update for anyone arriving at this question is that Microsoft are deprecating support for Coded UI testing after the Visual Studio 2019 release...
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/test/use-ui-automation-to-test-your-code?view=vs-2017
Coded UI Test for automated UI-driven functional testing is deprecated. Visual Studio 2019 is the last version where Coded UI Test will be available. We recommend using Selenium for testing web apps and Appium with WinAppDriver for testing desktop and UWP apps.
So, the suggested answer by Microsoft for automating UWP UI testing is to adopt Appium with WinAppDriver.
I have VS2013 Express for the Web installed and it works fine, but today I wanted to test something for WebForm. I try different type of project, new Project or new WebSite but in any case in Design View of any pages the controls in the toolbox are greyed and disabled. Onlyt the Html components are enabled.
I didn't find any solution up to now.
I've just successfully installed Silverlight 4 tools for visual studio 2010. But I can't see any Silverlight tab in the tools box. Is there any configuration I need to proceed to.
Thanks for helping.
Try creating a new project in C# or VB. you should see an option to create a silverlight project and you will then be able to see the new controls in the toolbox.
Edit:
It looks like you go about it in a different way. Try creating a Silverlight application then select type as ASP.NET-MVC