
You can also use the shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+F1). If you refer the 7th point in the above image you will find that it is having a context menu “ How do I” you can click on that to open “ How do I” window.You can see it is displaying “ powered by Bing”. You can collapse/expand the code sample.You can also resize developer assistant window.You can use pin/unpin & docking behavior of this window.A new search box integrated inside your Visual studio.You can vote up or vote down the displayed code sample & copy the complete code snippet.Inside the static void Main() method just write Console.WriteLine & String.Format and you can refer to the following two images for how it is displaying the help.Īpart from this you can do a lot of things. Now to test how it works just open a console application inside Visual Studio 2015 (I am using the latest version of Visual studio but you can use this feature with VS 2013, VS 2012 and other versions too). It will ask to restart Visual studio, restart it.

In search box type “ developer assistant” inside online template and you will find the result in which it will display “ Developer Assistant”.Ĭlick on Download button to download it & then install it. To use this feature we can install this extension from “ Extensions and Updates” that can open from Tools menu of Visual Studio. But we have nothing to do for all these things it happens automatically in background. It sends some code samples and returns the code snippet for us. It’s not magic but uses Bing search behind the scene.

