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Build your .NET project with a right click in Windows Explorer

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This is a tool that I always install on my machine because it saves you from opening Visual Studio when you just want to compile a solution/project. You can just do it right from the Windows Explorer. Today I spent 10 minutes searching for it, as I couldn’t remember the name, I made a little ‘note to self’.

MSBuildShellExtension lets you build .NET projects without ever opening Visual Studio or the command prompt. MSBuild targets can be executed from your favourite file system tool like Windows Explorer or Total Commander. The possibility to extend MSBuildShellExtension with your own targets and editors, makes it a very flexible and useful tool for all .NET developers.

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Sébastien Ros said:

Brilliant !

# September 11, 2009 3:00 AM

MCSE Training said:

That was a great sharing. Thanks Laurent!

# September 11, 2009 3:36 AM

ContinousLearner: Links (9/14/2009) | Astha said:

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# September 14, 2009 10:47 PM

Lex Li said:

MSBuildShellExtension has been idle for a very long time. You may try out this new tool,

msbuildlaunchpad.codeplex.com

# May 15, 2010 10:35 PM

Thomas Ardal said:

I'm proud to announce the next big release of MSBuild Shell Extension: version 2.0.0.

MSBuildShellExtension is now a real extension, reading the content of the right clicked MSBuild file and showing the targets from the file. So no more configuration og targets. Sweat! :)

Thanks for your blog post by the way.

# March 19, 2011 2:07 PM
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