On a personal note I am a born again Christian, if anyone has any questions about what it means to have a right relationship with God or if you have questions about who Jesus Christ is, send me an e-mail. In my current position I am programming in C# working on WPF and MSSql database stuff. I really enjoyed it and found the switch between vb.net and C# to be mostly syntax. I spent three years as a consultant programing in C#. I have a lot of experience with Window Service and Web services as well. I have done a lot of MS SQL database stuff.
VISUAL STUDIO CODE JS WINDOWS
After spending most of my programming life as a windows programmer I started to check out asp.net in 2004. I started working with vb.net when the beta 2 came out in 2001. I started my windows programming in Delphi (Pascal) with a Microsoft SQL server back end. It didn't take long for me to move into windows programming. I started my programmer career over 21 years ago doing COBOL and SAS on a MVS mainframe. I hope this article helps you in your JavaScript debugging. I have found that being able to debug my JavaScript has really helped me to find all the small problems and bugs that are so easy to create when writing JavaScript code. to help with the debugging of the JavaScript code. Once you are in the Visual Studio debugger, you can use all of the normal tools you have to investigate variables etc. When the next JavaScript gets run, you will go into Visual Studio and it will break on the first JavaScript line. The other option is Break at next statement which does just what it says. This will open the HTML/JavaScript in Visual Studio and allow you to set break points in your JavaScript. Under View/Script Debugger there are two options. So at this point in Visual Studio, if you set your web project / web site to debug mode and run it, you can debug your JavaScript. If you are using IE 7 you will need to click on Tools, then Menu bar to see the View menu item. If you click on View there is now a script debugger option. Once you have this set, a new option is available in your View menu. So I would suggest only turning this on when you want to debug your JavaScript otherwise you will be bothered by IE asking you if you want to debug other peoples bad JavaScript. NOTE: you will find with script debugging enabled that many Internet sites have lots of JavaScript problems. Un-check disable script debugging (Internet Explorer). In IE you have to enable script debugging. I don't think I would have ever ventured into the JavaScript world without being able to debug it in Visual Studio. It was easy for me to make mistakes in my JavaScript since it is a C based language, so there was a real need to have the ability to debug my JavaScript code. When I started to use ASP.NET, the need to use JavaScript started to come up. Visual Studio and IE (Internet Explorer) have the ability to debug JavaScript code, including setting break points in your JavaScript. Often you have to use: Alert("I am here") type of code to debug it. Anyone who has done some work with JavaScript knows it can be very frustrating.
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