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ASP.NET, HTML, JavaScript Snippet Support (VS 2010 and .NET 4.0 Series)

Posted By: Pankaj Mishra Posted Date: September 14, 2009 Points: 2 Category :ASP.Net

This post covers another useful improvement in VS 2010 - HTML/ASP.NET/JavaScript snippet support. Snippets allow you to be more productive within source view by allowing you to create chunks of code and markup that you can quickly apply and use in your application with a minimum of character typing.

Visual Studio has supported the concept of "snippets" for VB and C# in previous releases - but not for HTML, ASP.NET markup and JavaScript. With VS 2010 we now support snippets for these content types as well.

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