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Apr 22, 2015
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Free ebook: Managing Agile Open-Source Software Projects with Microsoft Visual Studio Online

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Developer Support

Agile, Open-Source, and Visual Studio Online are all topics that quickly peak the interest of modern developers.  This month, Microsoft Press announced a new ebook, freely available for download, from some of the leading minds in this space.  The ALM Rangers are a special group for several reasons. Not only are they innovative and focused on the ...

TeamALMVisual Studio
Jan 7, 2015
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What’s next for Developers in 2015?

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Developer Support

2015 is positioned to be an exciting year for developers.  Considering the momentum around announcements at Connect and with Build 2015 right around the corner, now is a good time to be thinking about modernization and cloud strategy.  If you haven’t significantly revised the way you build apps and run development projects in the last few ...

AzureALMVisual Studio
Nov 19, 2014
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ImmutableObjectGraph has some big updates now, and more coming soon

Andrew Arnott
Andrew Arnott

I was able to work out a model for continued open source development of ImmutableObjectGraph -- at least in a limited way. This means that the 16 month silence on the public repo is over, and I was able to push a bunch of the commits I had been keeping internal to the public. For those of you not already familiar with the library/tool, you can ...

andarno.NETVisual Studio
Jun 7, 2012
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Enable C++ and Javascript project system tracing

Andrew Arnott
Andrew Arnott

I’ve previously posted on how to enable logging in the C++ project system in Visual Studio 2010.  In Visual Studio 2012 we’ve changed the way the Common Project System (aka “CPS”) emits trace messages so below I introduce an updated xml snippet that works in Visual Studio 2012.  Since CPS is now the project system driving JavaScript as ...

andarnoVisual StudioC#
Jun 5, 2012
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Visual C++ 2012 Debugger Extensibility

Andrew Arnott
Andrew Arnott

Back in Visual C++ 2010 we introduced debugger extensibility so that third party vendors can either add new debugger engines or new ways of launching existing debugger engines for C++ projects.  In Visual C++ 2012 this debugger extensibility has been updated.  Any previous extensions that were compiled against Visual C++ 2010 will have...

andarnoVisual StudioC#
Feb 12, 2010
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VC++ Debugger Extensibility

Andrew Arnott
Andrew Arnott

Visual C++ 2010 includes a debugger extensibility point that makes it easy for people who have written their own debuggers, or wish to modify the way existing debuggers are launched, to do so.Check out the Visual C++ Debugger Launch Extension project template on the Visual Studio Gallery to get started...

andarnoVisual StudioC#
Aug 5, 2008
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If the MS Office team wrote Visual Studio

Andrew Arnott
Andrew Arnott

Some humorous pros and cons to Visual Studio, if the Microsoft Office team were ever to take over. (disclaimer: this is a tongue in cheek post.  No offense -- only laughs intended...

andarnoVisual Studio
Aug 2, 2008
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Visual Studio trick to quickly find any file in solution

Andrew Arnott
Andrew Arnott

You know that Find text box in the toolbar of Visual Studio?  Those of us who are keyboard-inclined probably never use it because Ctrl+F is quicker than moving your hand to the mouse.  But there is a hidden gem of a feature inside it that really makes me feel like a power user that I wanted to share. That find box doubles as a Command ...

andarnoVisual Studio
Feb 15, 2008
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Why your Visual Studio add-in fails to load with error 0x80004005

Andrew Arnott
Andrew Arnott

Writing Visual Studio add-ins gives you the power to do some impressive things within the IDE to enhance your productivity.  Unfortunately getting your add-in to load into Visual Studio can sometimes be a pain.  Here's just a tip you should know about the .AddIn file that Visual Studio generates for you. The path you provide to the add...

andarnoVisual Studio
Feb 13, 2008
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Why double-clicking on an .SLN file doesn’t always launch Visual Studio

Andrew Arnott
Andrew Arnott

Well this is my first post as a member of the Visual Studio Platform & Ecosystem team.  My second full day on the job, and I've found some less-than-ideal areas of Visual Studio that I'm eager to improve for myself and for you, our customers.  How exciting.  I'll do my best to post to my blog whenever I run across some unexpected...

andarnoVisual Studio

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