How do I make a release build in visual studio express 2010 (VB) ?
I've noticed that it is hard to change active build configuration in VS Express.
Changing the Tools->Settings->Expert Settings allows to access Build->Configuration Manager.
You need to load a project. Then the drop-down will appear on the standard toolbar.
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I installed VS 2022 Community and am trying to work on a project that was developed on VS 2008 Pro. VS is giving me this report:
How do I force VS to make whatever upgrades it needs in order to run this program? I can provide more info if needed.
MS in their wisdom, dropped support for the Setup & Deployment project, can't remember when exactly, then after a bit of an uproar re-instated it through the Visual Studio marketplace https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=VisualStudioClient.MicrosoftVisualStudio2017InstallerProjects
Since your project has a file .vddproj, it might be a Smart Device CAB project.
It is not supported by later versions of visual studio.
It is recommended that you open it with VS2008.
I have never used Visual Studio for Mac before (not VS Code). I want to try out a tutorial to learn VS Studio by making a simple react app. I've tried creating a new project with VS studio, and then running npx create-react-app in the folder of the new project, but VS studio doesn't see the new folder. I've also tried opening the folder created by create-react-app , but VS Studio refuses to recognize it as a volder it knows, it's greyed out. Thanks for helping out on this basic beginning step.
Microsoft's documentation on using React in Visual Studio (see "Applies to" section at top of page) implies that using Visual Studio for Mac with React at the very least does not work with React the same way that Visual Studio (for Windows) does and may even suggest that some functionality is not be supported.
You can create a Visual Studio Project of template Web and Console -> React js and it will create a react app in the ClientApp folder of the project which you can work on. It will have a asp c# component in the project but that will be for in case you want to write server side which you can ignore for your development (if not needed). PS: I do not think we can create and run Node.js server side in visual studio ... atleast I am not aware how! being Microsoft i presume they will want you to write server side in ASP .NET
I have been using post build events in VS 2008 up until now, and downloaded the 2010 Express edition to check out the new features. In 2008, build events were in project properties>compile>build events.
I don't see that button in 2010 Express edition. Is that because it's not included in the Express edition or have they moved it?
In my VS2010 Premium copy it is projectproperties>Build Events. If you don't have that, then I guess it isn't in the Express edition.
Best I can do on finding a cite, from here:
The project-level options available in
the Visual Studio Project Designer
might differ from what is described
here depending on your active settings
or edition. Specifically, Express
editions do not provide a user
interface to set up or edit build
events, although existing events are
honored. See the Express Editions
section below for more information.
I don't have Express, but in VS 2010 Pro they're in Project Properties / Configuration Properties / Build Events.
According to the How to: Specify Build Events (Visual Basic) documentation page on MSDN, build events are not supported in the IDE in the Express edition. It contains the following note in the documentation:
You cannot specify build events from the Visual Basic Express IDE.
Is there any add - in for VBA in TFS for performing source control activities like Check in, Check out ?
Basically, I am developing an application in VBA and I am using VSTS as my version control tool. I am not aware as to how can I integrate VBA with Visual Studio team system to directly check in or check out my code.
Not sure, is this VBA in office? If the application can use Visual Source Safe then you might be able to use the MSSCCIProvider. If not then the windows shell extensions (explorer integration) in the TFS 2010 Power tools might be useful, at least you won't need to have Visual Studio open.
I've used MS Visual Basic 2010 Express to build a very simple VB.Net Windows app. I need to check the code into our Team Foundation Server Source Control. Is there a TFS plug-in for VB Express? If not, do I need to check the code in manually?
You will have to do it manually as stated here .
Given my experience with TFS I would check the code in manually. Package it all up nicely and get one changeset for the lot.
TFS isn't supported in any of the express editions of Visual Studio. I'm not sure if TFS is integrated into Windows Explorer for manually updates and commits. Other with experience would need to comment.