Today I will mainly introduce the following knowledge points:
Visual Studio 2005 Web Development Environment
Task Manager
Configuring External Tools
Code Snippet Manager
Publishing Web Sites
The reason why you need to introduce the integrated development environment of Visual Studio 2005 in a separate article is that when you do enterprise training, you find that a lot of programmers just use some basic functionality, which seems to fit the software world's "20% and 80% Rules", which is 80% Users use only 20% of the software's functionality. It is true that sometimes the use of basic functions is enough to develop, but some features can facilitate our development, some can improve the speed of our development, so I think the dispute is worth talking to you.
Visual Studio 2005 Web Development Environment
The above is the Visual Studio 2005 interface, you are familiar with. Unlike doing winfrom projects, there are many options for creating projects in Visual Studio 2005.
Four types of Web sites that can be created in Visual Studio 2005 are local HTTP, file system, remote HTTP, and FTP.
First from the Visual Studio 2005 menu, select File-New-Web site, as shown in the following figure: