My Projects...some Free, some not, and many not even completed yet...
At any given time, I have several side-projects going-on. Here is a list of those utilities, projects and any downloads related to them:
Applications:
Nothing ready to be mentioned yet...
Developer Tools:
"VisualStudio.NET 2003 Build Here" Explorer Extension
Last Update: 01/20/2004 - Status: Released - License: Freeware
download... (screenshot)
Have you ever wanted to build a project or solution without opening up Visual Studio.NET? There are plenty of command-line utilities (including “devenv.exe /build“) to do this, but I couldnt find anything that worked from within Windows Explorer. This INF installer gives you a “VS.NET 2003 Build Here“ prompt which invokes the command-line call to build. It is associated with the following file-extensions: .csproj, .csdproj, vbproj, vbdproj, jsproj, and .sln. Just download, and Right-Click the file and choose “Install”.
Prerequisites: VisualStudio.NET 2003
(assumes default install at C:\program files\... etc.)
Pocket SharpPad
Last Update: 02/20/2004 - Status: Pre-Alpha- License: Unknown
not released yet...
This is my attempt at mobilizing development for C# programmers. Work-in-progress. Screenshots coming soon.
Prerequisites: PocketPC 2002/2003, .NET Compact Framework v1.0
Utilities:
FavoritesConverter v1.1b
Last Update: 03/16/2004 - Status: Beta - License: Freeware
download... (aka. FavoritesToOPML)
One day I wanted to create a simple mechanism for exporting/importing my IE Favorites so I could move them between work and home. This is the biproduct of that desire. Currently, only the Export to Opml feature is implemented, but (hopefully) soon I will have time to complete the import feature. Enjoy!
Prerequisites: .NET Framework v1.1 , Windows Me, 2000, Xp, or 2003, IE Favorites
Class Libraries:
VssWrapper v1.0a
Last Update: 03/16/2004 - Status: Alpha - License: Unknown
not released yet...
In early 2003, I needed to perform various Source Control Automation tasks, and started wrapping the COM interfaces to Visual SourceSafe 6.0d. As a result, I created the class library, “LanceHunt.SourceControl.dll“ which wraps most common permutations of every Vss Automation method. Recently I decided to share my work via a GDN Workspace, after realizing there was little money to be made with the plethora of other (more complete) VSS addins and wrappers. More on this soon...