Visual Studio
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PowerShell with Visual Studio
I started doing more and more PowerShell recently to automate provisioning environments on Azure and for CI & CD. I use Sublime for my editing - it's the best editor I've used but what I miss is … more
Tags: Powershell, Tools, Visual Studio
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Serialize during debug in Visual Studio
Often during debugging we need to have a serialized version of an object. Usually we need this to get the serialized object and use it in another tool or parser.
An easy way of doing this is during … more
Tags: .NET, Visual Studio
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Hosting NuGet in TeamCity and consume it in Visual Studio
Introduction
This post describes the setup of NuGet package inside TeamCity and configuration of your Visual Studio to consume the hosted packages. TeamCity version 7.1 is used.
When you … more
Tags: CI, Git, NuGet, TeamCity, Visual Studio
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Unbind TFS
This a follow up post to the previous one Migration from TFS to Git
If you migrated your code from TFS to Git you'll soon realise that you don't need all the TFS bindings. After spending some time … more
Categories: Git
Tags: C#, Git, TFS, Tools, Visual Studio
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Migration from TFS to Git
Some time ago we were trying to migrate our code from TFS 2008 to the hosted TFS (http://tfs.visualstudio.com) using TFS Integration tool - http://tfsintegration.codeplex.com/. After a few failed … more
Categories: Git
Tags: Git, TFS, Tools, Visual Studio
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Building WinRT / Windows 8 Grouped items using MVVMLight
One of the reasons to use MVVM pattern is the fact that you can design before having the application fully implemented. Tests are also an important part but this is not the topic of this article. … more
Tags: .NET, C#, Metro, MVVM, Visual Studio, Windows 8, WinRT, XAML
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Installation of TFS 2011 beta
The new release of the TFS 2011 Beta comes with the Express edition. This edition is limited to 5 users but it can be a perfect solution for your home development environment. You don't need to … more
Categories: .NET
Tags: .NET, C#, TFS, Visual Studio
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