by alski
18. August 2009 12:08
· Log on to Server as local admin account e.g. User,
o Run Visual Studio remote debugger remotely (Deployed to Dev workstation as part of Visual Studio install, can be installed on server).
o Transport qualif...
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by alski
12. January 2009 13:45
The problem with cross-user remote debugging is that the other user has to have sufficent rights to your machine. If that's a local user on the remote machine.. then just create an account of that user and password on your machine.
by alski
9. January 2009 13:00
How did I miss this until now?
http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/projects/Pex/
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/pex/threads/
http://www.codeplex.com/Pex/Wiki/View.aspx?title=MbUnit%20Extension&referringTitle=Home
http://blog....
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by alski
14. October 2008 21:07
Everybody knows that the more you are waiting the less productive you are, but of course if goes further than that. 0.1 second is about the limit for having the user feel that the system is reacting instantaneously, meaning that no special feedback is necessary except to display the result. 1.0 se...
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by alski
23. August 2008 23:05
I think the ideas I raised in Never add just one project made so much sense, that I've decided to show what I meant. So sticking with the previous example, lets develop an FTP task for MSBuild.
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by alski
20. August 2008 13:40
Should you need to do a conditional post build event in VS the syntax is if "$(ConfigurationName)" == "Debug" copy $(TargetPath) ..\..\..\OtherProject\bin\$(ConfigurationName)
Why can't they expose the MSBuild syntax instead?
by alski
10. April 2008 08:42
string result = i++.ToString();
Looks weird doesn't it, and yet it is a perfectly valid expression. The ++ operator returns the incremented value, and the .ToString() converts it. It even compiles.
Unfortunately Intellisense doesn't handle it. Nor does it work for
(i++).ToString();
However with ...
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by alski
26. March 2008 19:34
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb165355(VS.80).aspx
by alski
26. March 2008 12:45
Installing Components in the Visual Studio Toolbox
by alski
10. March 2008 12:28
Given that I've just spent far too much time finding how to turn this off after accidentally turning it on...
Ctrl-E, S is Edit.ToggleWhitespace in VS2005 by default (C# developer).
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