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Working with free css/java script templates is easier and quick,
But does Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 have its own templates as well?
And how can we use them?
Hello Efrah,
Yes Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 does have its own templates and many of the pre defined project templates are installed when you install the Microsoft Visual Studio 2010
Here's the link which will give you a step-by-step instruction how to create, customize and use Visual Studio Templates.
You can also go to template location options and there you can see a number of built in templates in zip file. You can even use them in your project. You will get a set of instructions how to use them in the above given link.
Just follow them and use it accordingly.
Hope it helps.
Thanks!!
Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 offers ready to use templates just like other soft wares. When you open the software and choose New Project, you would go to the Add Project dialog box. There is a pane for Installed Templates where you can choose which template you would like to apply to your project. XML files, HTML files, and Style sheets are used as templates. Templates are also available in the Add New Item dialog box.
When you start a New Project from the File menu and click on Add New Item, you just have to go to My Templates to see which one you would like to use. These templates includes source code files, embedded resources, project files, and  files needed to create the template for use. the file that contains the templates is a .vstemplate file. If they are saved in a .zip file and stored in the correct folder, they will automatically be displayed in the My Templates section in the Add New Item dialog box.
