Two years ago I wrote an article about the shortcut features in Visual Studio 2005. So I thought, why not write one for Visual Studio 2008.
I am a big fan of shortcuts – it increases productivity and ergonomically better than using the mouse all the time.
There is a large arsenal of shortcuts not only for Visual Studio, but also for the add-ins like ReSharper. Most developer forgets the basic ones in Windows besides the cut and paste shortcuts. But they do provide a huge productivity boost. Take a look at this list – how many of these shortcuts do you know and use?
- Keyboard shortcuts for Windows
- C# Visual Studio 2008 Default Keyboard Layout
- Visual Base 2008 Default Keyboard Layout
- ReSharper 4.x Default Keyboard Layout
Anders Lybecker is an chief architect at Kring Development A/S, a consultancy firm in Copenhagen, Denmark.
He holds a degree in software engineering specializing in software development.
His primary expertises are the Microsoft .Net framework and SQL Server which he has been working with since the start of this century!
He enjoys discussing technical topics, teaching and speaking at conferences. Related posts:
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