I cloned the repo using Github for Windows. Opened .sln in vs 2013 Pro. Build error:
Validating Web Site
: Build (web): The pre-application start initialization method Start on type System.Web.WebPages.Deployment.PreApplicationStartCode threw an exception with the following error message: Could not determine which version of ASP.NET Web Pages to use. In order to use this site, specify a version in the site’s web.config file. For more information, see the following article on the Microsoft support site: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=254126.

Packages config indicates no dependencies on web pages, etc. But clearly need various packages for Razor to function.

What am I missing?

As part of the RTVS extension, VS is now able to edit R scripts and RMarkdown documents. It would be great if we could get syntax highlighting for Rmds for web essentials to render.

I have a good feeling that the RTVS team would be able to provide colors/syntax details to help with the rendering.

Overall goal is to get Markdown Editor to play better with Rmds :)

Thanks!

I recently noticed that I hadn’t received any updates for the Web Essentials 2013 nightly builds in a while.
When I browsed to the URL (http://vswebessentials.com/nightly/feed.ashx) in my browser, I noticed that the server was reporting a web.config error.

http://vswebessentials.com/features/coffeescript

(Sorry if this is the wrong forum for reporting bugs - the link on vswebessentials.com is broken)

I just installed v3.1 of the extension for Visual Studio 2012. The Markdown editor appears to be broken now. Mouse clicks in the edit area and typing almost any text has no apparent effect. Hitting "enter" does add newlines, and the arrows keys work as expected.

Thanks for developing the plugin in the first place - it's quite useful!

Hi @madskristensen

I could add a short text with a link to your blog post and to the associate extension for each of those topics on the WE2015 documentation on the web site.

What do you think?

But the functionality was moved out in favor of MarkdownEditor.

Getting 2.2 today I am getting this error now

23/06/2014 15:20:13: JSCS: containerController.js compilation failed: JSCS: The disallowLeftStickedOperators rule is no longer supported.
Please use the following rules instead:

requireSpaceBeforeBinaryOperators
requireSpaceBeforePostfixUnaryOperators
requireSpacesInConditionalExpression

I was reading this page and the term bundling is not clear.
Bunding = zipping?
Inserting in the config file?
In which way this should optimize something?
What's the contribute given from your plugin?

I'd like to contribute with 1€ for this web site improvement

http://vswebessentials.com/features/general

Either separate or LESS & SCSS sections together on same page.

Looks like your .gitignore isn't setup quite correctly to ignore the packages.

OK, so not a website issue exactly, but other versions of Web Essentials show up inside of the Visual Studio 2015 search and I'm sure plenty would like it.