Contents tagged with Visual Studio
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VS.NET Macro To Group and Sort Your Using Statements
I try to follow a coding standard for organizing my using statements. System.* goes at the top and then other namespaces grouped together like this:
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A VS.NET Macro to Generate Machine Keys.
I needed to create a new machine key for an asp.net site. I found a couple of command line utils out on the web that would create a new key but I thought it would be easier to just have it avail in VS.NET. So, I threw together this little macro that will generate the machine key and insert it. Just run the macro while you have you web.config open in VS.NET. If you already have a machinekey it will find it and replace it. If not it will just add it right after the <system.web> node. It should do the proper indents and everything too.
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Scott Guthrie presents at NDDNUG
Scott gave a whirlwind presentation to a standing room only crowd at the North Dallas Dot Net User Group tonight. A wide range of topics were covered from IDE tips and tricks to ASP.NET tips to MS AJAX to LINQ and DLINQ (I still like to call it DLINQ rather than LINQ to SQL). I'm still not sure how all this got packed into a little over 2 hours. :)
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Suggestions for distributing CTPs as VirtualPC images
I finally got around to trying the Sept. CTP of Orcas. I loaded up the VPC images on VPC7 Beta (which seems to perform much better than VPC2004). If this is going to be the way that MS is going to release CTPs in the future here are a few suggestions:
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New version of LearnVisualStudio.NET launched
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Scripting stored procs into a data project is useless for me now.
This is really frustrating. I used to ba able to script stored procs from the server explorer into a data project. It would create a single file for each proc and would look something like this:
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Visual Studio 2005 Team Suite with 1yr MSDN Premium Subscription!!! w000t!
A MVP friend of mine dropped one of these on me today: http://weblogs.asp.net/israelio/archive/2006/01/15/435488.aspx
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Visual Studio Team Suite Trial Edition and the Express Editions have been posted to MSDN...
Looks like the full range of SKUs are now available on MSDN subscriber downloads.
Now that .NET 2.0 is released I'm hoping we'll see some new builds of WWF,WPF,WCF,LINQ and Monad.
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Visual Studio 2005 here we come...
http://weblogs.asp.net/cnagel/archive/2005/08/22/423335.aspx
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A nice set of Team System videos
My friend Bob over at LearnVisualStudio.net has produced a set of videos about Team System. If you havnt had time to play vith VSTS, like me, these videos will give you a quick way to check out the functionality.