NuGet 1.1 Released

This past weekend the ASP.NET team released NuGet 1.1.  Phil Haack recently blogged a bunch of details on the enhancements it brings, as well as how to update to it if you already have NuGet 1.0 installed.  It is definitely a nice update (my favorite improvement is that it no longer blocks the UI when downloading packages).

Read Phil’s blog post about the NuGet 1.1 update and how it install it here. 

NuGet is Not just for Web Projects

NuGet is not just for ASP.NET projects – it supports any .NET project type.  Pete Brown recently did a nice blog post where he talked about using NuGet for WPF and Silverlight Development as well. 

You can read Pete’s blog post about NuGet for WPF and Silverlight here.

How to Install NuGet if you Don't Already have it Installed

If you don’t already have NuGet installed, you can download and install it (as well as browse the 700+ OSS packages now available with it) from the http://NuGet.org website.

Hope this helps,

Scott

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Published Monday, February 14, 2011 12:12 AM by ScottGu
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# re: NuGet 1.1 Released

Monday, February 14, 2011 3:21 AM by BatsIhor

I have already read about this in the Phil blog, very nice update... Thank you too

# re: NuGet 1.1 Released

Monday, February 14, 2011 6:34 AM by Jaivardhan Joshi

Will NuGet be integrated with Visual Studio in future ? It would be more easy to use it that way.

# re: NuGet 1.1 Released

Monday, February 14, 2011 6:55 AM by Fred Morrison

I'll believe NuGet is not just for ASP.Net projects when I see the Microsoft SharePoint team adopt it as the standard way to deploy a SharePoint solution.  Until then, it's a nice piece of eye candy for small demonstration projects.

# re: NuGet 1.1 Released

Monday, February 14, 2011 7:49 AM by Max Toro

When are you opening the gallery for new package contributors ?

# re: NuGet 1.1 Released

Monday, February 14, 2011 8:36 AM by Scott Kuhn

I figured I would share this:

I ran into an issue with running the update within Visual Studio running as a user without admin privileges.  When I ran the update process, it spun up dozens of VS install instances and eventually exhausted my RAM.  I had to forcibly reboot and then I ran the update within Visual Studio running as a user with admin privileges and the update worked fine.

Our corporate IT policy requires us to run with users lacking admin privileges.  Fortunately we have the ability to run with admin privileges when absolutely needed; like this case.

# re: NuGet 1.1 Released

Monday, February 14, 2011 9:33 AM by John Shissler

I think NuGet is going to be an essential part of .NET development going forward.   The NuGet.org site could use some improvements though.   It is hard to search (needs search by category, ratings, number of downloads, etc.) and discover what is there (browsing 700+ packages at 10 items per page goes pretty slow).  I'd suggest improvements there to make it easier for developers to discover what is available, which should also ensure for better adoption of the technology.

# re: NuGet 1.1 Released

Monday, February 14, 2011 10:38 AM by anirudhagupta

well i like it that you also provided for  Express edition. well from some day i love to use Express edition as well i use in my programming starting day.

tell me are that possible that small addons like jsenhancement or some css plugin can be avilable for Express edition.

# re: NuGet 1.1 Released

Tuesday, February 15, 2011 11:41 AM by jamezw

As more packages continue to get added I am sure NuGet will become an indispensable plug-in for every Visual Studio developer.

# re: NuGet 1.1 Released

Friday, February 18, 2011 2:42 PM by Nick S

This update failed to install successfully; the install log says, "SIXInstaller.SignatureMismatchException: The installed version of 'NuGet Package Manager' is signed, but the update version has an invalid signature. Therefore, Extension Manager cannot install the update."

# re: NuGet 1.1 Released

Saturday, February 19, 2011 3:38 PM by James

Would this work for the next release of Asp.Net? Or we will have to wait for Nuget 1.2?

# re: NuGet 1.1 Released

Wednesday, February 23, 2011 4:26 PM by Salman

This is great for things like nhibernate.  Using nhibernate for me was pretty much the first time I had more than 4-5 dll's in my bin :)

# re: NuGet 1.1 Released

Tuesday, March 08, 2011 5:28 PM by Rolf Mayer

John Shissler mentioned a good point, while the functionality is really superior, it lacks some guidance to find what you are actually looking for. Anyway, NuGet rules!