Contents tagged with Visual Studio
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CannonPI teaser video
There is a new video up on youtube that is the beginning of many more videos. You should check it out and look for for more coming soon.
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ASP.NET Tip: Letting Microsoft know about your problems/requests
Not sure if everyone knows of the various options that there are for communicating with Microsoft so I wanted to let you know about some of them here.
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The PDC this year…
Not sure how many people are planning on attending the PDC (Professional Developers Conference) this year, but it is going to be a fantastic conference.
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.NET 3.5 SP1 Source released
If you remember my previous blog about Debugging .NET Framework Source Code, well we have now updated the source to include 3.5 SP1. You can check out the announcement here.
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Visual Studio 2008 and .NET Framework 3.5 Service Pack 1
The next service pack is finally available. If you are using .NET 3.5, or want to use any of the new features that we have been talking about being added in this service pack, I’d strongly recommend you upgrade to this. You can download it here.
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Visual Studio 2008 Web Server Here shell extension
This has to be one of the coolest shell extensions that I have seen yet. It is right up there with the Command Prompt Here one.
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Documentation, and Where to Find It
There are a lot of places to look for Microsoft documentation currently online. Depending on the area that you are focused in, you may have to visit any of a number of sites to get the information that you require.
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Cannot create/shadow copy 'File Name' when that file already exists
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Useful Debugging tools from CodePlex
So I was looking around CodePlex the other day and I came across some really useful tools up there that I thought I would share. Not all of these will apply to everyone, but they can be really useful things and I would recommend you to check them out and see if they apply to what you are creating.
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Debugging .NET Framework Source Code
I am not sure how many people are familiar with the .NET Reference Source project, but if you do a lot of debugging of .NET code, chances are that you have had a situation where you wanted to be able to step into the .NET Source from within Visual Studio.