Code Quality and Refactoring in Visual Studio 2026. This course is a practical guide to improving code quality and refactoring in Visual Studio 2026, teaching . NET developers how to troubleshoot, clean, and maintain their code with the program’s advanced tools. If you develop . NET-based applications, you know how useful and valuable Visual Studio is. But the capabilities of this development environment are much more than just code. This course shows you the most powerful tools available in this software to make the process of analyzing and refactoring your code much easier. You may think you are familiar with all the capabilities of Visual Studio, but there are many more features that you are probably not aware of. In this course, you will gain the ability to better navigate projects, find complex problems, and solve them in the most convenient way possible. In the first part of this tutorial, you’ll explore how Visual Studio can help you find and fix common programming problems with just a few simple clicks. Next, you’ll discover new ways to navigate your code and reorganize your projects for greater clarity and readability. Finally, you’ll learn how to customize the system’s smart rules and suggestions to suit your team’s programming style. After completing this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge to understand, manage, and maintain modern .NET projects.

What you will learn

• Identify and quickly fix common programming errors using Visual Studio’s smart tools
• Professional and easy navigation among files and different sections of large projects
• Refactoring and restructuring code to increase readability and improve application performance
• Customizing code quality rules and programming standards to suit the needs of the development team
• Using advanced code analysis tools to increase the stability of .NET projects
• Deeper understanding and better maintenance of modern code in the Visual Studio 2026 development environment

This course is suitable for people who:

• .NET developers and programmers who want to improve the speed and quality of their coding
• People who want to use all the potential and hidden tools of Visual Studio 2026
• Software team managers looking to integrate coding standards across their team
• Programmers who want to refactor, clean up, and debug their old code