#437 Five shortcuts to boost your productivity
Taking full advantage of the Visual Studio editor features will make you a more productive developer
Five shortcuts to boost your productivity
Taking full advantage of the Visual Studio editor features will make you a more productive developer. Any keyboard warrior will tell you that knowing the right shortcuts boosts that productivity even further. So, we’ve put together a short little video that demonstrates some useful shortcuts you can use while coding in Visual Studio.
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