does it exist a way to make intellisense work with <fb: tag?
No, Visual Studio 2010 nor the Facebook C# SDK does not have intellisense for fb tags. You would have to write your own schema for visual studio.
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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
Why did Microsoft develop Visual Studio and Blend for Visual Studio and yet Visual Studio itself is a complete tool?
Visual studio you code everything in the .xaml window in the solution, in blend it does the code for you and you just change the properties via the code or via the interface.
I had Visual Studio 2017 community before and Xamarin templates were there. I installed Visual Studio 2017 enterprise and now I do not see Xamarin templates like:
BlankApp(Xamarin.form Portable) and BlankApp(Native shared)
I have repaired Visual Studio and also updates but still same. Please advise how to fix it if anyone got same issue.
There is some changes on VS 2017 15.6.4, click Mobile App(Xamarin.Forms), and click OK, A window will appear allowing you to choose a Share Project or a .NET Standard:
Here is about the Share Project, and here is about the .Net Standard.
As title, is there any way to Import IntelliSense support from Visual Studio Code to Visual Studio 2013?
I found some language they do not have intelliSense support for Visual Studio 2013/2015, but they do have it for Visual Studio Code via typings.
Short answer this is not possible as I also was looking for go support and only VS Code has it. VS Code and VS are completely different products and they are not compatible together.
I am trying to create setup for outlook add-in which will have some custom forms opening when setup is in progress.
I tried to find how to do it but I found it for old versions of visual studio.
Any one have any idea how we can do it in visual studio 2013 ?
See the Deploying an Office Solution section in MSDN for Visual Studio 2013.