In this video, Cody Beyer shows how to how to throw your mouse away and be productive in Visual Studio for Mac using only your keyboard. Finally, the Vi vs Emacs debate is settled. The answer is "Visual Studio for Mac"! For more information, go to aka.ms/VSMacDocs

In this video, Cody Beyer shows how to report a problem in Visual Studio for Mac using both the built in tool as well as reporting a problem directly on Developer Community. For more information, go to aka.ms/VSMacDocs.

In this episode, Robert is joined by Sam Basu for a chat about the state of mobile development. Sam looks at five categories of mobile development (Mobile Web/PWA, Native, Hybrid, JavaScript Native and Cross-compiled) and reviews what is new and interesting in them.

aka.ms/VSMacDocs In this video, Cody Beyer demonstrates the new editor in Visual Studio for Mac. He shows some of his favorite new features and tips to make the editor even more powerful.

In this episode, Robert is joined by Ed Charbeneau. Ed was on Toolbox last fall introducing us to Blazor, a framework for building interactive client-side web UI using C# instead of JavaScript. Ed returns to share and answer some of the most frequently asked questions he receives when showing folks Blazor.

In this episode, Robert is joined by Winnie Li and Matt Korwel, who show the new App Center enables support for diagnostics, analytics and distribution for .NET Framework apps. They show how to easily deploy your WPF and WinForms apps, monitor the health of the apps and gain real time insights. For more information, check out aka.ms/AppCenterWindows.

In this episode (part 2 of 2), Robert is joined by Leslie Richardson, who shows several ways you can get the most out of Visual Studio's debugging tools. She shows a number of features, most of which have been in the product all along. Whether you are a new or experienced developer, you will see some things you can use to help solve issues in your code. You can find part 1 here. Check out https://aka.ms/watchwindowsearch to learn more about searching for objects in the Watch, Autos and Locals windows. Check out https://aka.ms/manageddatabreakpoints to learn more about data breakpoints for managed code.

In this episode (part 1 of 2), Robert is joined by Leslie Richardson, who shows several ways you can get the most out of Visual Studio's debugging tools. She shows a number of features, most of which have been in the product all along. Whether you are a new or experienced developer, you will see some things you can use to help solve issues in your code. Check out https://aka.ms/debuggerdisplay to learn more about customizing object displays in the debugger

Visual Studio Toolbox is back from its summer vacation! In this episode, Robert is joined by Kirill Osenkov, the author of the MSBuild Structured Log Viewer. This tool records information about everything that happens in the build. But instead of just dumping everything into a huge text file it preserves the structure and relationships between elements, and lets you save and open the structured log in .xml format. This has significant advantages to help you understand and navigate large build logs. Resources: Download the viewer from msbuildlog.comMSBuild Structured Log on GitHub

In this episode, Robert is joined by Allison Bucholtz-Au, who shows us how IntelliSense cuts down the number of keystrokes required to write code in Visual Studio. Even if you have been using IntelliSense for years, you are sure to see a thing or two you didn't it could do.