@@IAmTimCorey@IAmTimCorey I had an app on VB6 that was to migrate up to C#, it was pretty interesting in that it contained Fortran and, at the time, did machine learning.
hope you don't mind me reaching out, but I find myself a bit adrift when it comes to the "Visual Studio UI Refresh." I've scoured both the VS 2022 Version 17.13.0 Preview 1.0 and my Microsoft Visual Studio Enterprise 2022 (Aydin) (64-bit) - Current Version 17.12.1, yet this elusive option remains just out of reach. Could it be that this feature has been shelved, or am I simply missing something? Tim, I truly value your expertise and I apologize for adding to your workload with this query. If you could steer me in the right direction, I would be immensely grateful! I really adore that aesthetic and just can’t seem to find it.
Install extension named "Feature flags" for vs 2022 stable build. Goto yools-> feature flags, uncheck "shell classic", check " shell experimental", retart IDE and you'll have new UI refresh enabled.
That is a lot better now. Also, this is an update inside of Visual Studio 2022 rather than a change from one version of Visual Studio to another. Always good to test things, though.
How about a video on how to migrate an old app on .Net 6 to a newer version.
That's coming.
@@IAmTimCorey@IAmTimCorey I had an app on VB6 that was to migrate up to C#, it was pretty interesting in that it contained Fortran and, at the time, did machine learning.
@@IAmTimCorey Waiting for that
I’m updating a .NET 5 app to .NET 8 and it’s a real pain. Getting there though but it drops the startup file and there are changes to db context.
hope you don't mind me reaching out, but I find myself a bit adrift when it comes to the "Visual Studio UI Refresh." I've scoured both the VS 2022 Version 17.13.0 Preview 1.0 and my Microsoft Visual Studio Enterprise 2022 (Aydin) (64-bit) - Current Version 17.12.1, yet this elusive option remains just out of reach. Could it be that this feature has been shelved, or am I simply missing something? Tim, I truly value your expertise and I apologize for adding to your workload with this query. If you could steer me in the right direction, I would be immensely grateful! I really adore that aesthetic and just can’t seem to find it.
Install extension named "Feature flags" for vs 2022 stable build. Goto yools-> feature flags, uncheck "shell classic", check " shell experimental", retart IDE and you'll have new UI refresh enabled.
I have always done this and do it at least once a week. Oh and 17.12.1 is now out.
Thanks for sharing!
I've bricked a few projects trying to upgrade. I learned you can't just move a project from say VS 2017 to 2019 etc.
That is a lot better now. Also, this is an update inside of Visual Studio 2022 rather than a change from one version of Visual Studio to another. Always good to test things, though.