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INTRODUCTION Creating code snippets using VS.NET is very useful tip because it may help you when you need to write code repeatedly within your applications. For instance, we may use try catch finally block very often. Rather than writing the complete code-block manually, we may save it as a Code Snippet, then use it anywhere we want. In this blog post, I will show you how to create, save and use Code Snippets, where you will see why Code Snippets are extremely useful, especially if you know that you may have various cases where you will apply such or similar code-blocks. WORKING WITH EXISTING VS.NET CODE SNIPPETS Microsoft has provided us with code snippets that developers use in most of the cases. In order to see the already existing code-snippets, in code-behind of your .net application, use the following shortcut keys: CTRL+K+X Insert Snippet will appear you can select one of the given folders, and some predefined code snippets will appear The line above the snippets shows the path to the snippet (1) where you can write the shortcut key of the snippet you want to insert (for faster approach). In our case, we select the try (2) snippet, which will insert the following code:         void MyMethod()         {            &nbs

These snippets are small but yet powerful and essential. These are mostly used jQuery code snippets/example which can be used in any project

When you first run VS 2010 it prompts you to select an IDE profile to use. The profile you select will configure how tool windows are displayed/docked in the IDE by default and set the default keyboard shortcuts. You can then customize any of these settings by using the Tools->Options menu within the IDE and then override/change them. You can also later reset your profile and pick a different one by choosing the Tools->Import and Export Settings menu command.

jQuery got so close to me lately that I can see myself adding the scripts to my project almost unconsciously. The thing is, jQuery is very useful for me, in almost all situations and it has been a do or die enhancement for all my project since I first put my hands on it.

Of course while using it, you encounter few situations which need a bit of research to solve, mostly when you are trying to combine it with some other technologies like: UpdatePanels and ASP.NET Ajax. For instance there are many situations when I would like to run some jQuery magic based on some decision that I make on the server side.

jQuery got so close to me lately that I can see myself adding the scripts to my project almost unconsciously. The thing is, jQuery is very useful for me, in almost all situations and it has been a do or die enhancement for all my project since I first put my hands on it.

Of course while using it, you encounter few situations which need a bit of research to solve, mostly when you are trying to combine it with some other technologies like: UpdatePanels and ASP.NET Ajax. For instance there are many situations when I would like to run some jQuery magic based on some decision that I make on the server side

StyleCop is similar in many ways to Microsoft Code Analysis (specifically FxCop), but there are some important distinctions. FxCop performs its analysis on compiled binaries, while StyleCop analyzes the source code directly. For this reason, FxCop focuses more on the design of the code, while StyleCop focuses on layout, readability and documentation. Most of that information is stripped away during the compilation process, and thus cannot be analyzed by FxCop.