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Announcing XAML IntelliSense Support in the WinApp VS Code Extension
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Announcing XAML IntelliSense Support in the WinApp VS Code Extension - #ifdef Windows
We're excited to announce an experimental preview of project-aware IntelliSense for your WinUI XAML in v0.4.
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I also feel an immense frustration because (for example) features like tab-completion and Intellisense in VS Code have been gutted and replaced by AI, making it possible to have AI “assist” you in programming or scripting completely by accident!
I’m so tired, Seth…
I’m so tired, Seth…
November 10, 2026 at 4:14 PM
I also feel an immense frustration because (for example) features like tab-completion and Intellisense in VS Code have been gutted and replaced by AI, making it possible to have AI “assist” you in programming or scripting completely by accident!
I’m so tired, Seth…
I’m so tired, Seth…
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For me, the one thing that’s tricky is forced usage vs the choice to prompt.
Intellisense has been around forever, suggesting declared vars and functions, and various IDEs have been generating getter and setter functions long before AI entered the picture. But, those tools are integrating GenAI.
Intellisense has been around forever, suggesting declared vars and functions, and various IDEs have been generating getter and setter functions long before AI entered the picture. But, those tools are integrating GenAI.
November 10, 2026 at 2:17 PM
For me, the one thing that’s tricky is forced usage vs the choice to prompt.
Intellisense has been around forever, suggesting declared vars and functions, and various IDEs have been generating getter and setter functions long before AI entered the picture. But, those tools are integrating GenAI.
Intellisense has been around forever, suggesting declared vars and functions, and various IDEs have been generating getter and setter functions long before AI entered the picture. But, those tools are integrating GenAI.
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But as long as you fact check what the AI gives you and ideally use a *local* LLM, and don't let it do the thinking for you, I honestly don't think it's a huge transgression beyond just, like, using intellisense. Nihil novo sub sole applies especially to coding, that's why AI is unusually good at it
November 10, 2026 at 1:07 PM
But as long as you fact check what the AI gives you and ideally use a *local* LLM, and don't let it do the thinking for you, I honestly don't think it's a huge transgression beyond just, like, using intellisense. Nihil novo sub sole applies especially to coding, that's why AI is unusually good at it
i liked copilot a lot, much better intellisense to write what i was already thinking was kinda peak and so much more fun than prompting imo
November 8, 2026 at 11:41 AM
i liked copilot a lot, much better intellisense to write what i was already thinking was kinda peak and so much more fun than prompting imo
MSVC build tools + LLVM/clangd is the only way I've found to get good intellisense for modules on Windows if you want all the features. MinGW is better, but then you miss out on things like locales!
November 9, 2026 at 12:29 PM
MSVC build tools + LLVM/clangd is the only way I've found to get good intellisense for modules on Windows if you want all the features. MinGW is better, but then you miss out on things like locales!
If you permit Intellisense or you permit keyboard auto-predict, then implicitly you have already acknowledged there is an acceptable line that exists somewhere.
But again, people will just call you an AI booster and dismiss you rather than have any reasonable discussion
But again, people will just call you an AI booster and dismiss you rather than have any reasonable discussion
November 10, 2026 at 6:43 AM
If you permit Intellisense or you permit keyboard auto-predict, then implicitly you have already acknowledged there is an acceptable line that exists somewhere.
But again, people will just call you an AI booster and dismiss you rather than have any reasonable discussion
But again, people will just call you an AI booster and dismiss you rather than have any reasonable discussion
watching tutorials for pygame that are a few years old and its just kinda outdated. Like for some reason some order of operation is different.
Also, how can I turn off intellisense or at least make it less invasive?
Also, how can I turn off intellisense or at least make it less invasive?
November 8, 2026 at 3:49 PM
watching tutorials for pygame that are a few years old and its just kinda outdated. Like for some reason some order of operation is different.
Also, how can I turn off intellisense or at least make it less invasive?
Also, how can I turn off intellisense or at least make it less invasive?
I’d still prefer just having good ole intellisense-esque tooling v LLMs though.
November 4, 2026 at 6:35 PM
I’d still prefer just having good ole intellisense-esque tooling v LLMs though.
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Announcing XAML IntelliSense Support in the WinApp VS Code Extension - #ifdef Windows
We're excited to announce an experimental preview of project-aware IntelliSense for your WinUI XAML in v0.4.
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November 4, 2026 at 10:30 AM
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Intellisense, Google search, more and more stuff just has it seep in and I dont know where the line of disclosure sits? I don't talk to chat bots, I don't generate code whole cloth, but the engine and IDE contain a bunch of AI generated code at this point probably.
November 10, 2026 at 3:12 PM
Intellisense, Google search, more and more stuff just has it seep in and I dont know where the line of disclosure sits? I don't talk to chat bots, I don't generate code whole cloth, but the engine and IDE contain a bunch of AI generated code at this point probably.
I am the Virtuous Coder. I do not Google problems with third-party code. I have never even seen what Intellisense looks like when turned on. Any stack overflow thread I use I reach out to all participants to ensure they are all added to my credits roll and adequately compensated.
November 10, 2026 at 7:48 AM
I am the Virtuous Coder. I do not Google problems with third-party code. I have never even seen what Intellisense looks like when turned on. Any stack overflow thread I use I reach out to all participants to ensure they are all added to my credits roll and adequately compensated.
What’s tough for me is not knowing to what extent. Example: was it AI that’s forced into Intellisense, like how Gemini is required for spell check in Google Docs? Or was prompted GenAI code and/or assets?
In some things it’s now unavoidable (though it REALLY should be), otherwise it’s a choice.
In some things it’s now unavoidable (though it REALLY should be), otherwise it’s a choice.
November 10, 2026 at 12:56 PM
What’s tough for me is not knowing to what extent. Example: was it AI that’s forced into Intellisense, like how Gemini is required for spell check in Google Docs? Or was prompted GenAI code and/or assets?
In some things it’s now unavoidable (though it REALLY should be), otherwise it’s a choice.
In some things it’s now unavoidable (though it REALLY should be), otherwise it’s a choice.
It's also muddled by the dizzying array of stuff we cram under the one term.
If you're talking about LLM-assisted intellisense suggestions, yeah, it's probably ~everywhere. But then that gets used to argue everyone is/should be prompting agents to make whole features+, which is not at all the same.
If you're talking about LLM-assisted intellisense suggestions, yeah, it's probably ~everywhere. But then that gets used to argue everyone is/should be prompting agents to make whole features+, which is not at all the same.
November 10, 2026 at 12:54 PM
It's also muddled by the dizzying array of stuff we cram under the one term.
If you're talking about LLM-assisted intellisense suggestions, yeah, it's probably ~everywhere. But then that gets used to argue everyone is/should be prompting agents to make whole features+, which is not at all the same.
If you're talking about LLM-assisted intellisense suggestions, yeah, it's probably ~everywhere. But then that gets used to argue everyone is/should be prompting agents to make whole features+, which is not at all the same.
At what point does it become acceptable? And if the answer is "never", then that means I wouldn't be allowed to code with my phone using the auto-predict keyboard. That's effectively the same tech as LLMs, just on a smaller scale. And Intellisense goes right out the window, too
November 10, 2026 at 6:43 AM
At what point does it become acceptable? And if the answer is "never", then that means I wouldn't be allowed to code with my phone using the auto-predict keyboard. That's effectively the same tech as LLMs, just on a smaller scale. And Intellisense goes right out the window, too
If AI had been rolled out as better IntelliSense instead of total disruption for quick payouts, much of the backlash wouldn't exist. Commenters reacting to Geoffrey Hinton's warnings kept pointing to corporate incentives rather than sci-fi doom. #ai 1/4
November 5, 2026 at 1:00 AM
If AI had been rolled out as better IntelliSense instead of total disruption for quick payouts, much of the backlash wouldn't exist. Commenters reacting to Geoffrey Hinton's warnings kept pointing to corporate incentives rather than sci-fi doom. #ai 1/4
but like I feel VSC's intellisense is kinda trying to do the code for me.
I don't need automatic comments or for you to name my variables. I just don't know what to toggle. Cause it feels invasive. I don't remember VSC's autofill being THIS invasive a few years back.
I don't need automatic comments or for you to name my variables. I just don't know what to toggle. Cause it feels invasive. I don't remember VSC's autofill being THIS invasive a few years back.
November 8, 2026 at 4:02 PM
but like I feel VSC's intellisense is kinda trying to do the code for me.
I don't need automatic comments or for you to name my variables. I just don't know what to toggle. Cause it feels invasive. I don't remember VSC's autofill being THIS invasive a few years back.
I don't need automatic comments or for you to name my variables. I just don't know what to toggle. Cause it feels invasive. I don't remember VSC's autofill being THIS invasive a few years back.
Explode IA
Quer usar IA pra código? Usa como vem sendo usado nos últimos anos como o IntelliSense do Visual Studio, pra completar código óbvio com base em contexto, fazer função ou iteração repetida, pra AGILIZAR o trabalho que você JA SABE fazer. Não pra fazer algo que vc não sabe por voce e você+
Quer usar IA pra código? Usa como vem sendo usado nos últimos anos como o IntelliSense do Visual Studio, pra completar código óbvio com base em contexto, fazer função ou iteração repetida, pra AGILIZAR o trabalho que você JA SABE fazer. Não pra fazer algo que vc não sabe por voce e você+
I mean…
Good luck, I guess?
Good luck, I guess?
November 9, 2026 at 12:32 AM
Explode IA
Quer usar IA pra código? Usa como vem sendo usado nos últimos anos como o IntelliSense do Visual Studio, pra completar código óbvio com base em contexto, fazer função ou iteração repetida, pra AGILIZAR o trabalho que você JA SABE fazer. Não pra fazer algo que vc não sabe por voce e você+
Quer usar IA pra código? Usa como vem sendo usado nos últimos anos como o IntelliSense do Visual Studio, pra completar código óbvio com base em contexto, fazer função ou iteração repetida, pra AGILIZAR o trabalho que você JA SABE fazer. Não pra fazer algo que vc não sabe por voce e você+
「Visual Studio Code」はWinUIのXAMLでもIntelliSense ～「WinApp」拡張機能v0.4が公開／WinUIアプリの新規作成コマンドも、.NETプロジェクトのビルドから実行までをカバー
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「Visual Studio Code」はWinUIのXAMLでもIntelliSense ～「WinApp」拡張機能v0.4が公開／WinUIアプリの新規作成コマンドも、.NETプロジェクトのビルドから実行までをカバー
米Microsoftは11月3日（現地時間）、「Visual Studio Code」用の拡張機能「WinApp」v0.4を公開した。コードの入力支援機能「IntelliSense」がWinUIのXAMLに対応（試験的なプレビュー）したほか、WinUIアプリを新規作成するコマンドが追加。.NETプロジェクトのビルドから実行までを拡張機能内で行えるようになった。
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「Visual Studio Code」はWinUIのXAMLでもIntelliSense ～「WinApp」拡張機能v0.4が公開／WinUIアプリの新規作成コマンドも、.NETプロジェクトのビルドから実行までをカバー
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