Hey guys I am stuck in the final year project. My prof has asked me to find the depth od a real time image using kinect and Visual studio. I have no idea about it as I am not a software guy. Any help regarding the coding will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Well if you have to use visual studio, then I suggest getting XNA.. Its a games library with a lot of quality tutorials.
A simple google search and I see a relevant article!
http://kinectxna.blogspot.ca/2012/02/tutorial-4-depth-stream.html
Good luck with your project!
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Does Visual Studio has an option which can show me the time spent working on my project (probably, how long the project has been opened)? Or is there any other option which can help me?
Visual Time Spent seems to do exactly what you're asking for.
And then there is CodeALike, a cloud service with Visual Studio extension that shows not only where you've been spending your time, but also what you've been doing. I can't find a sample image on their report per solution, but it's a feature of the product.
I am using VS 2010 i am accessing it through remote desktop but when i run some page it is taking alot of time to load,i dont know why is there any quick solution for this?
Try disabling intellitrace in VS2010. There are numerous posts online, discussing this behaviour in VS2010. One of the tips should help you.
I've never used any version of Visual Studio. I know some SQL and some C, C++, Pascal, etc., from the "olden days" way of programming.
My new job requires me to use Visual Studio. I'm just lost at the "jargon" and at where to find things and finding my way around it.
How do I get started?
Thanks.
Here is a good place to start with walkthroughs.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms165079(v=vs.80).aspx
I think that youtube would also be a great place to check for tutorials on how to get started using the IDE.
This is helpful in getting started to get familiar with Visual Studio 2008. Documentation is very helpful.
A good place to start is google. You can start searching for concepts:
solutions
project types/project configurations
compiling
linking
adding files/resources/classes/etc.
debugging
debugging tools and windows
Years ago I used to have a visual studio plug in (2003 era) which produced a nice little report showing number of lines per code by solution, then project then class, etc.
I've been looking for something similar ever since with no joy. Can anyone recommend one?
Thanks
it's not exactly what you want but doesn't do Code Metrics the job? And if you want to extract them there are Powertools for it.
PS: I think you need professional or above for this.
Just wanted to know that how good is the Visual Studio 2010 for designing UI wireframe?
Is there any major shortcoming in VS2010 in this area.
The UI that i am going to create are the mock up UI but i intend to use the same in future for actual web application development.
Please help, as i am going to use it for the above mention work .
I would rather use visio or any other Mockup tool, see here: http://webdesignledger.com/inspiration/18-great-examples-of-sketched-ui-wireframes-and-mockups
I don't think Visual Studio alone without any AddIn would be very useful in this.
If you want a microsoft product why not use sketchflow http://www.microsoft.com/expression/products/Sketchflow_Overview.aspx
AS you may already have blend installed.
I've started using the Balsamiq mock-up tool for quick prototypes, it's good for that early mock-screen stage but it might be too simple for what you want.
http://balsamiq.com/
There is a web-demo you can try, my favourite feature about it is that it doesn't look like a finished product so it keeps things looking suitably "prototypey". I've tried sketchflow after watching the incredible demo video but it was much buggier and unreliable when I tried it for myself and I spent more time fighting with it than I did coding so I just ditched it and went back to the Balsamiq tool.