April 29, 2006 at 11:35 am
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/s57a598e.aspx#vbconwhatsnewinvenusprogramming
- Microsoft IntelliSense technology.
Statement completion is now virtually everywhere when you edit Web pages. The IntelliSense technology helps you create code in both code-behind and single-file pages, markup tags, page directives, and so on.
Simply my absolute most favorite statement in the new Visual Studio 2005 reference docs. This is probably one of the only reasons I am willing to deal with all the crap of converting and migrating all of my projects from Visual Studio .NET to Visual Studio 2005.
I mean, there are a ton of other great and wonderful features and capabilities provided in Visual Studio 2005, but most of them I could probably live without for a while... But to have IntelliSense statement completion on my own classes and namespaces while editing markup tags and page directives; yippee!
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