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solution explorer
About this tag
The solution explorer tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about the Solution Explorer tool in Visual Studio, primarily in the context of desktop application development for Windows. Topics include accessing Windows 10 APIs from WPF, WinForms, or MFC applications, and using Visual Studio extensions to enhance the development experience. Users also discuss the limitations of tools like LightSwitch, where the Solution Explorer does not expose generated C# code, making customization difficult. The tag is relevant for developers working with Visual Studio and Windows desktop software.
In today’s post, we’re covering how PC software can leverage the rich functionality of Windows 10. This is valuable background for the upcoming post “Adding UWP Features to Your Existing PC Software with the Desktop Bridge,” which will go into even more detail on the topic in the coming days...
Today we're highlighting more Mads Visual Studio Extensions, one that's simple but could be one that you end up wonder where it's been all your dev life and another that's just fun (well boy humor fun)
Here's a couple other recent times we've highlighted Mads' Extensions...
Lots of VS...
Is LightSwitch Useless?
I have used it to create a GUI to my SQL AZURE database, but there is no generated C# code go look at. Without this, I cannot easily customize what I want to do.
If you look at the Solution Explorer, you will not find any code to step into. So I do not know how...