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Visual Studio Code does not show any IntelliSense when working with react application development. and cannot navigate through files. but it works for other simple application development(eg: NodeJs application). vs code initializing JS/TS language features but it never stops.
what is the issue? how can I solve it?
I think first you have to try to solve this issue by installing appropriate Extensions from marketplace.
If it not works download the latest version of Visual Studio Code
and reinstall.
You can also refer React in Visual Studio Code
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This is the message I get when I try to go into the site. I hosted a clone Netflix project website with firebase and it was working fine for the past week.
For the past few hours the website is not showing up and I'm sure that I haven't deployed any new versions ! However I tried deploying it again and its still not working . Anyone knows how to fix this or what caused this? Thanks !
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I have downloaded a .nsi file and now I have to launch this to get my missing Windows registry keys installed. I tried different things to open it but so far everything didnt work. Can anyone please tell me how to run this kind of files?
A .nsi file is an input to the process that creates an executable. You need the Nullsoft Scriptable Install System compiler: https://nsis.sourceforge.io/Download
More info: https://nsis.sourceforge.io/Simple_tutorials
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How can I create (and run) a new WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) project without having Visual Studio installed? My primary editor is VS code but it does not have the feature for creating new projects from templates?
VS Code is designed more to host Console based apps such as .Net Core, .Net Framework Console, and Node.js. If you would like to develop WPF apps look for a different solution. I highly recommend using Visual Studio by Microsoft.
write in terminal "dotnet new" and check the list. Class library is at "dotnet new classlib", but I'm interested in how to create WPF applications too, because there isn't that comand in the list.
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As someone coming from Eclipse, I am new to Visual Studio. I am attempting to access the disassembly window, and the msdn documentation is not providing a working solution.
I go to
Debug > Windows
but fail to see disassembly listed as an option. Is this a glitch in the latest update of VS2015? Some assistance would be greatly appreciated.
To access the dissassembly window, you must be in debug mode.
To go into debug mode,
First set a breakpoint by
right clicking on a line -> breakpoint -> insert breakpoint.
Then, go to
debug -> start debugging
Finally, while in debug mode, click on
debug->windows->dissassembly to open the dissassembly window
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Background:
I worked a lot with C#.Net in the last years (Visual Studio).
At the moment I am on a project for iPhones, I use the iTunes MobileDevice.dll and have a lot of reference code in C.
I try to give my best to do it in C#.Net but I give up now and like to change to C.
So I will now rebuild my C#.Net Code, its a WinForm Project with a lots of events and so on.
Now I search the best IDE, I tried Eclipse but as far as I see there is no WinForm Visual-thing I can use, or? Ideas?
There is no such thing as WinForms for C, nothing even close as far as I know.
However, C++/CLI might be what you are looking for. Because it is c++ it can easily interoperate with C libraries, and because it is also .Net is can interoperate with .Net libraries (like those that comprise WinForms).
Some other Stackoverflow questions have addressed this and their answers are informative:
How to use C++/CLI to program Winforms applications
Can I use C++/CLI (.NET Winforms/WPF ) to provide GUI for app written in native C & C++
If you go the C++/CLI route, Visual Studio will likely be the best visual IDE.