June 2013 | ASP.NET Blog

Make VS2012 MVC4 VSIX template to work for Visual Studio 2013 preview

Xinyang QiuJune 29, 2013Jun 29, 201306/29/13

Visual Studio 2012.2 supports customized MVC4 template, you can get a walkthrough here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/yjhong/archive/2012/12/13/custom-mvc-4-template-walkthrough.aspx or http://www.asp.net/mvc/overview/getting-started/custom-mvc-templates. But the created template VSIX file cannot be uploaded to VS Gallery at the time. Starting

Browser Link feature in Visual Studio Preview 2013

Reshmi MangaloreJune 28, 2013Jun 28, 201306/28/13

Browser Link is just a channel between your Visual Studio IDE and any open browser. This will allow dynamic data exchange between your web application and Visual Studio. This feature is enabled by default in Visual Studio 2013 Preview. When Browser Link is enabled we register an HTTPModule with ASP.NET, which will then inject a <script>

Introducing ASP.NET Identity – A membership system for ASP.NET applications

pranav rastogiJune 27, 2013Jun 27, 201306/27/13

ASP.NET Identity is the new membership system for building ASP.NET web applications. ASP.NET Identity allows you to add login features to your application and makes it easy to customize data about the logged in user. [Update] Please visit ASP.NET Identity for getting the latest information about ASP.NET Identity project and learning

Adding External Logins to your ASP.NET application in Visual Studio 2013

pranav rastogiJune 27, 2013Jun 27, 201306/27/13

The project templates showcase a way of logging in with external login providers, along with the normal way of logging in by creating a local account This post highlights how you can turn on support for logging through these services in the ASP.NET project templates that shipped with Visual Studio 2013 Preview. To learn more about how authent

HTML Editing Features in Visual Studio 2013 Preview

VKichlineJune 27, 2013Jun 27, 201306/27/13

The Preview Release of Visual Studio 2013 contains a surprising addition: a brand new HTML editor! In fact, VS 2013 contains two HTML editors. The story’s a little complicated, so this article will do its best to simplify the matter. Visual Studio 2012 included a brand new CSS editor, implemented entirely in managed code and highly exten

ASP.NET updates to support Windows Azure Active Directory

Sayed-Ibrahim-HashimiJune 26, 2013Jun 26, 201306/26/13

Today we released an update to the Visual Studio **2013 Preview **which enables you to create ASP.NET applications which use Windows Azure Active Directory for authentication. In this post I will describe; how you can get the additional support, where to find more info and a list of known issues. How to get the latest support In order to tr

Announcing release of ASP.NET and Web Tools for Visual Studio 2013 Preview and the refresh update

Xinyang QiuJune 26, 2013Jun 26, 201306/26/13

I’m excited to show the new features of the ASP.NET and Web Tools for Visual Studio 2013 Preview. I’m also announcing the release of ASP.NET and Web Tools Refresh for Visual Studio 2013 Preview. This refresh update is a free download for Visual Studio 2013 Preview, and contains a few bug fixes, updated templates and Scaffolding for

Knockout IntelliSense Highlighting Bug Fix

VKichlineJune 24, 2013Jun 24, 201306/24/13

We introduced Knockout IntelliSense in Visual Studio 2012 for web projects with KnockoutJS included, and fixed a few bugs in VS Update 1 and 2. However, one bug was not fixed in VS Update 2 and is still frequently reported: the highlighting region can shift around as the page is edited: This bug was fixed and release in Web Tools Extens

View Persisted Logs in Azure Storage in Visual Studio 2012

AnhPhanJune 17, 2013Jun 17, 201306/17/13

In ScottGu’s Blog “Announcing the release of Windows Azure SDK 2.0 for .NET”, among all other new features, you learn how to stream your Windows Azure Web Site’s application logs into Visual Studio. It might be also useful if you persist those same logs in Azure Table Storage and view them in Visual Studio for certain time intervals. T

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