New Little Features in Visual Studio 2019

In this episode, Robert is joined by Mads Kristensen, who shows a number of his favorite new little features in Visual Studio 2019, all designed to make you more productive. He shows:
- New Search experience [T1:25]
- See content of Clipboard Ring [T2:25]
- New C# refactorings [T3:45]
- IntelliCode [T5:00]
- Search in Autos, Locals and Watch windows [T6:35]
- Document health indicator [T8:00]
- Code Cleanup for C# [T9:35]
- Git Stash [T11:30]
- Clean Solution Load [T13:30]

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[solonxpl]

I actually like it short. In many cases I would avoid watching your videos because they are too long. Keep the good work guys 👌.

[GaryJohnWalker]

15 minutes is great, 20 good. 30+ minutes - note it and maybe watch tomorrow/weekend and so usually not at all.

[satyabratamohapatra]

One of the best episode. Want more episodes with Mads Kristensen !!

[Ian]

More Mads, more demos. Happy for length to be as long as needed to cover the topic.

[StefanHaubold]

Mads Kristensen is great. More Mads Videos showing us cool Visual Studio Tricks please!

[zachbaltrus]

Omg that search feature on the watch window... LIFE SAVER

[sameer]

Superb..The features demonstrated in video are really helpful in day to day coding. We would love to see more videos exploring VS capabilities in order to enhance the productivity.

[reneschindhelm]

I like both formats. If Robert wouldn't interrupt and ask questions, some of the lesser known features wouldn't be revealed. I also find it good that these tips & tricks aren't too advanced and therefore easy to follow.

[EricTViking]

Hi Robert, we all love hearing you talk so don't be shy ;) The new format is great, but I didn't have a problem with the older format, I often find that you ask the questions that I am thinking at the time, so don't cut yourself out too much! One criticism is that you ought to have the off-cam monitor behind the guests head out of shot. Having the monitor above the camera (which is where you spend a lot of time looking) makes it look like you're watching the clock praying for lunchtime to arrive ;) Keep up the great work guys 👌

[NemanjaSimovic]

15 minutes is excellent strategy! Please continue in that manner. Usually I do not have to much time to spend while I'm working. This way I don't have to worry where I stopped last time.

[bobdriscoll]

So many things "that's been there for a while" that I thought were awesome, let alone the new stuff. Fantastic!

[travism.]

i like it short. It gets me the info I need and the time saved can be spent actually exploring what was discussed.

[LuizADRMarques]

I really like the time indicators in the descriptions. If you are only interested in some items this is a great time saver.

[eventhorizon]

Great content and length. For busy devs, the 15 minute segments work perfectly . Looking forward to the additional follow- on segments. Thanks!

[felipesuarez]

I actually had memorized the name "Mads Kristensen" before watching this video because in every new install of visual studio the first thing I do is download his VS extensions. "Add new file" in particular is a killer one for me! (and a feature I think should be native to visual studio)

[maxbing]

Short but informative gives more time to learn. Good video !

[tonycaesar]

Love the format. Short, bite sized, but full of value.

[unit-lost-]

7:28 Of course it didn't close. There's Console.ReadKey() there.

[gnakzor]

Shorter and more videos are better in my opinion, I can watch one whole during a work break for example and you get right down to the nitty-gritty. Great video, thank you!

[jatinmishra]

Mads, perfect intro for VS 2019, looks super awesome than 2017, Intellicode and solution filters were the most wanted features (at least for me :) ).
Look forward to a more deeper look at VS 2019 (in respect to different workloads).