Using the registry to resolve Visual Studio reference paths.
Note: To skip the long journey of what lead me to figuring this out, click here to go to the howto. Recently I was asked to look at a fiddler plugin Stan, the founder of this blog, was developing. He...
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IIS7 Web Application Enabled Protocols: Yet Another WCF Gotcha!
One of the cool things about IIS 7.0 and WCF is the ability to serve WCF endpoints with non-http bindings. Naturally, this new feature presents new opportunities for the developer to get frustrated...
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Visual Studio, Line Numbers and Ankhsvn
Although I am a git and DVCS true believer, I still deal with SVN. In Visual Studio this usually means I use AnkhSVN. For anyone paying for the VisualSVN client, I really think you should evaluate...
View ArticleUsing MongoDB in Powershell
Readers of this blog know that I’ve been using MongoDB for a while, and I’ve recently become very excited about Powershell. Well recently I’ve been able to combine the two together for pure...
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Continuous Integration with Windows Azure SDK 1.7, Powershell and TFS Build too!
Environments change and the solutions to support them have to keep up. I was very entertained with my old deployment solution for a good while. However, we eventually moved to Azure, and I needed to...
View ArticleUsing the registry to resolve Visual Studio reference paths.
Update 2012-12-24: Updated to reflect the MSBuild 4.0 syntax as I describe here. Note: To skip the long journey of what lead me to figuring this out, click here to go to the howto. Recently I was asked...
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IIS7 Web Application Enabled Protocols: Yet Another WCF Gotcha!
One of the cool things about IIS 7.0 and WCF is the ability to serve WCF endpoints with non-http bindings. Naturally, this new feature presents new opportunities for the developer to get frustrated by...
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Visual Studio, Line Numbers and Ankhsvn
Although I am a git and DVCS true believer, I still deal with SVN. In Visual Studio this usually means I use AnkhSVN. For anyone paying for the VisualSVN client, I really think you should evaluate this...
View ArticleUsing MongoDB in Powershell
Readers of this blog know that I’ve been using MongoDB for a while, and I’ve recently become very excited about Powershell. Well recently I’ve been able to combine the two together for pure dynamically...
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Continuous Integration with Windows Azure SDK 1.7, Powershell and TFS Build too!
Environments change and the solutions to support them have to keep up. I was very entertained with my old deployment solution for a good while. However, we eventually moved to Azure, and I needed to...
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