How to use intellisense.js file that came with jQuery NuGet package 1.8.0 instead of vsdoc.js?
In JavaScript file, the JavaScript language service provides IntelliSense features for third-party JavaScript libraries that are added to a project. For most libraries, statement completion is provided automatically by the language service. The following illustration shows an example of statement completion:
In Visual Studio 2012, Visual Studio will automatically find ".intellisense.js" file and use it like old vsdoc file without writing real JavaScript structure.
For additional information, please look at the following link.
you don't need to do anything. you just need to install or update jquery package from nuget by using
Install-Package jQueryor
Update-Package jQueryand then the intellisense and documentation is available everywhere.
you don't need vsdoc anymore because the new file jquery-1.8.0.intellisense is more organized.
There is also a great video by Scott Hanselman at the following url which shows the new features of JavaScript editor in visual studio 2012 http://www.asp.net/vnext/overview/videos/visual-studio-2012-javascript-editor