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eWEEK Labs Walk-Through: Using jQuery in Microsoft Visual Studio 2008
by Jeff Cogswell
Object Name
IntelliSense knows you're inside a JavaScript code block and offers suggestions as you type.
Understanding 'Document'
IntelliSense knows that "document" is an available object name. At this point, you can press the period key.
Available Members
After typing the period, IntelliSense lists available members for the object.
Full Awareness
When you add the IntelliSense-annotated version of jQuery, IntelliSense becomes fully aware of the jQuery objects.
Return Type Detection
IntelliSense can detect the return type of the function and display members for that type based on the annotations.
Sample Web Page
Here's the sample Web page that will be debugged. Clicking the button opens the debugger at the breakpoint.
At the Breakpoint
Visual Studio activates with at the breakpoint. Floating the mouse over the $ function reveals its members.
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Microsoft Visual Studio now supports jQuery. Or is it the other way around? JavaScript application developers who use jQuery can now have full control over their jQuery code using Visual Studio 2008's latest version of IntelliSense.