Re:Visual Studio IntelliCode
by 076ae80a-3c97-4 on Tuesday June 04, 2019 @05:29AM
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This feature also exists in Visual Studio 2019 and I actually like it. The UI is unobtrusive and the suggestions are very often correct in my fairly extensive experience with it. All the negativity seems to be forgetting that this isn't removing anything, only augmenting an existing feature. Additionally I can see this being very useful to new developers who are less familiar with the language and what can or should be done.
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Re:Visual Studio IntelliCode
by KineticLensman on Tuesday June 04, 2019 @07:20AM
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> very useful to new developers who are less familiar with the language
Yes. It almost serves as a pop-up mini-manual, e.g. for all of the valid methods on a class instance whose name you have just have typed. Good for validation but also discovery.