Working with default DirectX configuration in a Visual Studio project is like working with a black box. Even more so when you have a managed code project. Mostly […]
.net / .net 4.0 / Visual Studio / Visualizer
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Getting HRESULT: 0x80131515 when running Righthand DataSet Visualizer?
Are you getting a HRESULT: 0x80131515 when invoking Righthand DataSet Visualizer from Visual Studio like this: The problem is that OS marked the visualizer assembly as unsecure since […]
.net / Announcement / Red Gate / Visual Studio / Visualizer / VS 2008 / VS 2010
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Righthand DataSet Visualizer now supports Visual Studio 2010
New in 0.9.16: added support for Visual Studio 2010 and updated user interface a bit. As before, everything is merged into a single dll file which is also […]
.net / CodeRush / DevExpress / DXCore / DXCore plugin / Visual Studio
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Meet “Go To Implementator” DXCore plugin for Visual Studio
The problem One of the biggest annoyance when doing unit-test-friendly projects is that you have to deal with interfaces much more than you usually would. This isn’t bad […]
Visual Studio / VS 2008
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Adding features to Visual Studio 2008 SP1
While trying to compiling nVidia CUDA kernels on my Windows 7 x64 I realized that somehow I didn’t install the Visual Studio 2008 C++ x64 compilers and tools. […]
.net / .net 4.0 / Visual Studio / VS 2010
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Visual Studio 2010 beta 2 and .net 4.0 beta 2 available on MSDN
Both Visual Studio 2010 beta 2 and .net 4.0 beta 2 are available for MSDN subscribers and on Wednesday for everybody. Perhaps an important feature is that a […]
Parallel programming / Red Gate / Visual Studio / VS Add In
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.net reflector pro is awesome
.net reflector I am sure we all know and love .net reflector originally developed by Lutz Roeder and took over by fine folks at Red Gate. If you […]
.net / asp.net mvc / CodeRush / CodeSmith / DXCore / DXCore plugin / Presentation / Visual Studio / VS 2008
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The slides and code from my “Making asp.net mvc applications strong typed” presentation
Yesterday I held a presentation (as the part of Bleeding Edge 2009 conference) on how to make ASP.NET MVC applications strong typed by using CodeSmith and CodeRush (actually […]
.net / CodeRush / DevExpress / Visual Studio
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Reversing for loops with CodeRush
Imagine you have to delete a bunch of items from a list, something like this: List<int> items = new List<int>();…for (int i = 2; i < items.Count; i++){ […]
.net / Deployment / Visual Studio / VMWare / VS 2008
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Powerful and easy installation authoring of .net applications with Advanced Installer
Lately I’ve built a .net class library that supports COM as well. To make setup file I usually use Visual Studio’s Setup Project because I rarely do anything […]