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ploeh blog
Vote For Better TDD Support in Visual Studio 2008
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over 5 years ago
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Eric Jorgensen has created a Microsoft Connect item asking for better TDD support in Visual Studio 2008 . If you also miss the green (sometimes red) progress bar and other UI elements of NUnit and similar tools, and think that Visual Studio should have...
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Automatically Generating LINQ To SQL Models From T-SQL
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With LINQ to SQL, a couple of questions quickly arise: Since you can create a data model directly in Visual Studio, where's your authoritative definition of the database? If you generate a data model from your database, how do you maintain the...
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Visual Studio 2008 PowerShell
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Ever since I first saw a demo of PowerShell some five years ago, I've been wanting to use it for development work; such as automating code generation or whatever other task for which small scripts are needed. It's such a powerful environment, and I simply...
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