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Root Namespace and Project Imports in VB.NET solutions
Jonathan Goodyear blogs about problems he had when trying to create build scripts for VB.NET solutions.
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VB.NET Property code generation macro in VS.NET.
A time ago, I read Duncan's post about macros in Visual Studio.NET. I altered a bit his macro to suit my needs. The macro lets you rapidly generate code for the properties of a class. For example when you type the following code for a class (Remark: The generated code has xml comments, but the formatting on this page does not show them.):
Public Class Customer
Private _name As String
Private _telephone As String
End Class
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Hippo.NET Build Tool Released
Hippo.NET is a tool for streamlining the build process of .NET projects in a team envirionment. It provides continuous integration by monitoring the shared Visual SourceSafe database and starting the build process when changes are detected. An important design goal is to provide a nice and easy-to-use user interface, to monitor builds and trigger the build process when needed.
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How to get a RSS feed in a DataSet in 1 line...
Working with XML is very cool in .NET! With only one line of code, you can get the contents of a RSS feed into a DataSet:
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Hippo.NET Sneak Preview available for download!
Due to some requests, I've compiled a Sneak Preview version of Hippo.NET. Hippo.NET is a tool for streamlining the build process of .NET projects in a team envirionment. It provides continuous integration by monitoring the shared Visual SourceSafe database and starting the build process when changes are detected. An important design goal is to provide a nice and easy-to-use user interface, to monitor builds and trigger the build process when needed.
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More about Hippo.NET
I've got some positive reactions about my announcement of a new build tool (Paul, I haven't told my manager yet about the tool we are using ;-).
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Announcing Hippo.NET
Hippo.NET is an open source project for streamlining the build process of .NET projects in a team envirionment. It provides continuous integration by monitoring the shared Visual SourceSafe database and starting the build process when changes are detected. An important design goal is to provide a nice and easy-to-use user interface, to monitor builds and trigger the build process when needed. It can be compared by tools suchs as Draco.NET and Microsoft BuildIt.