Hello, I just installed visual studio for mac earlier today, and started watching a tutorial about building a dashboard on youtube; here is the link:https://www. Visual Studio: Show active file in solution explorer posted Nov 26, 2008 One of the most annoying thing about Visual Studio default settings is the fact that the Solution Explorer doesn't track what files you are currently looking at.

One of the most annoying thing about Visual Studio default settings is the fact that the Solution Explorer doesn't track what files you are currently looking at. Alot of developers thought this was the only way, and had to bear the pain of flicking through the Solution Explorer while scratching their head to figure out 'where the hell I put this file?' Some have found a work around by using Visual Studio plugin like and (Ctrl + Shift + T / Resharper_GoToFile). While others found right clicking on the tab - open containing folder to be helpful enough. There is actually a setting in Visual Studio that does this automatically. Tools - Options - Projects and Solutions - Track Active Item in Solution Explorer Just tick the box.and you're all set!

An iOS device is plugged into your Mac. Visual Studio for Mac checks to see if the device is registered on the Apple Developer Portal. If it is not, then the device is added and a new provisioning profile is generated. The bundle ID of your app is changed. Visual Studio for Mac updates the app ID to match the bundle ID. Ios app in visual studio for mac.