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Let’s keep this one short and sweet.
In your Visual Studio 200x, go to the External Tools window (under the Tools menu). Then click on the Add button and enter the following information in each fields:
Title: Go To Build Output Directory (Windows Explorer) (feel free to change the title to suit your needs)
Command: c:\windows\explorer.exe
Arguments: [...]
This is perfect for students or individuals alike who are looking for an easy and free solution to collaborate, share documents, track items, etc., with other people. It feels a lot like a having a SharePoint site, minus the hassle of maintaining a server for it. The new publicly invention from Google is Google Sites. [...]
Great news from Kyle Baley’s blog on Code Better this week!
There’s a new online service dedicated to provide various video tutorials (10 minutes or less) focused entirely on software development and technologies. It seems to be like a YouTubish version for GrokTalks. Not a bad idea!
Bookmark or check out DimeCasts.NET for more information.
Here are this week’s links I’ve tagged on my del.icio.us profile. Enjoy!
10 Things You Should Know About Microsoft’s Silverlight Shawn Wildermuth shows a list of 10 pointers about Silverlight that you might want to know before starting to develop your next big Web project.
Interview [...]
JetBrains has released its public beta release of ReSharper 4.0 today!
Click here to go to the download page for ReSharper 4.0 Beta.
Click here to see a comparison between ReSharper 4.0 and Visual Studio 2008’s own refactoring features.
Click here to see the new (incredible) features about this release.
Click here to read my previous post on The [...]
As some of you may have already heard, Enterprise Library 4.0 was released by the Patterns & Practices group at Microsoft. You’ll be glad to know that the existing public APIs (EntLib v3.1) are still supported in this new release. By the way, installing this version of Enterprise Library is much better than previous installations, [...]
One of the first things I did upon receiving my laptop from work was to install Firefox and some extensions to enrich my browsing experience on the Web. Firefox is not only a solid Web browser, but it is also a great platform that provides a plugin architecture for developers to create useful extensions [...]
At Avanade, as in many consulting firms, we encourage developers in getting their Microsoft certifications. Being passionate about technology, a lot of developers agree to reserve some time of studying and preparing for such certifications. But how do you actually prepare for a brand new Microsoft beta exam when the resources and materials for a [...]
Here’s an interesting stat if you’re already an MCP or looking forward to achieve a couple of Microsoft certifications: Number of Microsoft Certified Professionals Worldwide. It seems to be updated on a fairly regular basis.
More (Really) Stunning Desktop Wallpapers | Graphics | Smashing Magazine A very cool collection of stunning desktop wallpapers for Mac and PC (High resolution!)
20 Things You Can Do In 20 Minutes to Be More Successful at [...]
A co-worker forwarded us a link to a tourism site about Montreal. It’s the very first time I see this kind of aerial/ground scenery shot in a film.
If you have two minutes to spear and would like to see more of Montreal (from the sky to the streets), check out http://www.tourisme-montreal.org/.
I’m getting my hands dirty with Enterprise Library for the first time and we’re currently targeting EntLib v3.1 with Visual Studio 2008. At first I was editing the configuration files by hand, but then after reading the documentation, I found out that there’s a Configuration Tool that’s shipped with the EntLib installer. The only problem [...]
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