We can simply describe the development process of Visual Studio 2013 by the following:
- ASP.NET 4.5 & Visual Studio 2012 [Sep 2012]
- ASP.NET& Web Tools 2012.2 [Feb 2013]
- Visual Studio Visual Studio 2013 [Fall 2013]
I will explain about Visual Studio 2013 by comparing it with its previous version, Visual Studio 2012, based on the features and the other fundamentals.
ASP.NET & Web Tools 2012.2
Web Forms
- Scaffolding
- Friendly URLs
MVC
- Single Page Application
Web API
- O Data
- Tracing
- Help Page
Visual Studio 12
- Syntax Highlighting:
Coffee-Script, Knockout, Mustache, Handlebars - JS Reader
- Mobile Emulator
- Selective Publishing
- Website Publish
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ASP.NET & Web Tools 2013
General
The new ASP.NET Membership system is based on "BOOTSTRAP.js".
ASP.NET
Basically instead of ASP.NET, we can introduce it as ONE ASP.NET.
One project: Web forms, MVC, Web API. Add any project to any project scaffolding works across all frameworks.
Azure
First of all let me introduce Azure. Windows Azure is an operating system, used for running cloud services on the Windows Azure platform, since it includes the necessary features for hosting cloud services. It also provides a runtime environment that consists of these things:
- Web Server
- Computational Services
- Basic Storage
- Queues
- Management Services
- Load Balances
- Websites
- Mobile Services
- VM's Filterable
Web API
- CORs
- Attribute Based Routing
MVC
- Attribute Based routing
Entity Framework
- Async
- Stored Process
- Connection Resiliency
Visual Studio 13
- New HTML Editor
- Live Browser Refresh
- Jump to Function
- JavaScript AngularJS Intelligence
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