Once enabled a Keyboard shortcut can be configured at the bottom of the Chrome Extensions page.

Now cache can easily be cleared in one command rather than accessing any other menus.

After installing the extension, go to Tools | Options | Productivity Power Tools | Power Commands. Check Remove and Sort Usings on save.

Test this by editing a code file and saving (Ctrl+S). Any unused Usings should be automatically removed and existing ones sorted.

For ReSharper users, there is a chance that this setting does not work. This is a known issue. As a work-around, deselect Hide overridden VS menu items in ReSharper options.

Navigate to ReSharper | Options | Environment | Keyboard & Menus. Uncheck Hide overridden VS menu items.

The Power Commands extension should be working again.

For my purposes, I am deploying a brand new ASP.NET Core Web Application using Version 1.1. In order to get this deploying successfully to Heroku, first download the Heroku CLI.

From the command prompt, login to your Heroku account to get started.

heroku login

Navigate to the project’s root directory and create the app you will be deploying to.

heroku create

Use the set:buildpacks command to point the app to the desired buildpack:

heroku buildpacks:set https://github.com/jincod/dotnetcore-buildpack#v1.0.4

From here all that is left is to deploy the application to Heroku.

git push heroku master

See a demo application here.