Professional Visual Studio 2010
First published 2010 · 1224 pages · about 20 hours to read
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A large reference for professional developers who work in Microsoft's Visual Studio 2010 and need detailed guidance on its tools. It suits readers who look up topics by name, such as project setup, debugging or testing.
- development environment
- dotnet tools
- reference guide
- professional coding
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