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Now that the file has been referenced by Visual Studio, we can start adding additional Intellisense to it. Otherwise it won't take effect for web projects. Make sure to chose Implicit (Web) in the Reference Group dropdown. Then add a reference to it in Tools -> Options like this:

Potentially on a network share for your entire team, or just in the user's documents folder. js file to the global referencesįirst of all, we must create a.

Add code to that file containing Intellisense.

Add a JavaScript file to the global Visual Studio references.

The even better news is that it can all be done in JavaScript. The good news is that the JavaScript editor in Visual Studio can easily be extended to include Intellisense for all of these APIs. However, this means that the Intellisense in Visual Studio doesn’t include APIs that IE doesn’t support yet, such as the Shadow DOM, Server-Sent Events, HTML Imports etc. The cool thing about that is that the accuracy is really high, since the good folks on the IE team spends a lot of time implementing the APIs according to the web standard specifications. The current JavaScript Intellisense in Visual Studio is generated based on IE’s JavaScript engine Chakra and its support for the various browser/DOM APIs.