One tip shared by Havens is the ability to remap common commands to your own kestroke combination to remember them easier. Split/Merge nested if statements: (Ctrl +.Make readonly struct fields writable: (Ctrl +.Initialize a private field from constructor and vice versa: (Ctrl +.New features added to this keystroke combination in VS 2019 16.1 Preview 2 and VS 2019 16.1 Preview 1 include: Of course, all kinds of functionality is available, depending on where you are, from the (Ctrl +. Allow Extract Interface to remain in same file: (Ctrl R, Ctrl I).Open a csproj by double-clicking on a project in solution explorer (.NET Core only).Categorize references by Read/Write in Find All References window: (Shift + F12).Toggle block comments: (Ctrl + Shift + /).Multi-caret editing: (Ctrl + Alt + Click).Go to last edit location: (Ctrl + Shift + Backspace).Access Clipboard history: (Ctrl + Shift + V).Right-click on a project node in the Solution Explorer and "open file" in File Explorer.Open special context menu different from "right click" that has specifically more editor commands on it: (Alt + `).Run code cleanup on solution/projects from Solution Explorer: (Right-click).Sync with your active document: (Ctrl + [ + S).While the 29-minute video provides more context for the productivity tips, here's a handy summary of some of Havens' favorite features, including recent ones introduced up through Visual Studio 2019 update 16.1 Preview 2: Robert Green and Kendra Havens (source: Microsoft). "Sometimes I always want to bring these up and touch back on things that are just really very useful, that we almost never talk about in all of the newer talks," she told host Robert Green in the May 30 video ( here on the Channel 9 site and here on YouTube). NET and Visual Studio, in a Channel 9 video presentation. Several new time-saving keystroke combinations were recently detailed by Kendra Havens, program manager for. Sure, there are plenty of cheat sheets showing keystroke combinations that can increase productivity in Visual Studio, but many new ones have been introduced with the April 2 launch of VS 2019, including those in subsequent previews.
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