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Blog Post:
AutoFakes Is Now Live at CodePlex
Doug Seelinger
After many years of just talk, I’ve finally released my first Open Source Software project at CodePlex, called AutoFakes . It’s meant for Visual Studio 11, though I suppose it would probably work in VS 10 if you have Pex/Moles installed, but definitely haven’t tested THAT. Basically...
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21 Mar 2012
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ReSharper – Crack for .NET Developers
Doug Seelinger
http://jetbrains.com – they hook you with a free 30-day copy, then you shell out the big bucks for it, and then you pay for upgrades almost yearly. BUT I MUST HAVE IT! Paying yet again. Why oh why doesn’t Microsoft get a site-license for this?
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10 Dec 2008
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"Heroes Happen Here" Notes part 2
Doug Seelinger
(archived from my old blog from my pre-MS days) Yes, I know. I have a weird definition of "tomorrow." Here are my notes from last Thursday's HHH event in Harrisburg, PA: Session 2: Office Development Zhiming Xue http://blogs.msdn.com/zxue Talked a bit bout how VSTO isn't an extra...
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13 Mar 2008
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"Heroes Happen Here" Notes
Doug Seelinger
(archived from my old blog from my pre-MS days) I attended the " Heroes Happen Here " event in Harrisburg, PA yesterday. Not a bad trip overall - the best takeaway was a free copy of Vista Ultimate and Windows Server 2008 (installing now for the first time), though this one is just a...
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8 Mar 2008
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ReSharper 4.0 & LINQ
Doug Seelinger
(archived from my old blog from my pre-MS days) Unfortunately, as of today (2/28/08), the ReSharper 4.0 EAP still can't handle LINQ (or partial methods, apparently) . However, I just can't give up ReSharper's refactoring capabilities and other goodness, so here's how you can disable the code analysis...
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28 Feb 2008
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