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VS Content Installer Power Toys

Via Craig The first release of the VS Content Installer Power Toys are now available. You will need a recent build of VS (I tested with the August CTP, but the July version may also work) to use these tools. Remember, they are still a beta build, so not Read More...
Posted Thursday, August 18, 2005 1:25 PM by Powertoys | 2 Comments

C# Programmable Calculator

This one comes from Eric through the mailbag: http://www.personalmicrocosms.com/html/cspcalc.html " If you like Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) calculators and you like to program in C#, use C# Programmable Calculator to create custom functions using your Read More...
Posted Wednesday, January 19, 2005 12:05 AM by Powertoys | 3 Comments

Zanebug: Unit Testing With Cool Perf Analysis

Via Adapdev.com: Zanebug is an advanced unit testing application for .NET. It supports existing NUnit tests, performance metrics, multiple test iterations, in-depth error information, pass / fail stats, perfmon integration, result graphing, etc. Web Site: Read More...
Posted Monday, November 08, 2004 4:33 PM by Powertoys | 1 Comments

Write and Execute C# Files from the Command Line with C# Script Executor

I'll admit... I've never been a scripting junkie. I've only dabbled in perl. Even if it takes me twenty more lines of code I will struggle to put out a C# version of what I'm after. If you are like me, then this tool will probably sound good to you. From Read More...
Posted Wednesday, October 06, 2004 2:19 PM by Powertoys | 3 Comments

Notepad++ Another Fast Notepad replacement with syntax highlighting

We covered Notepad2.exe before, but Don sent me his " NotePad++ " application to try. The main differences I've seen between the two is that notepad2 seems to launch a little faster on my machine, but notepad++ supports a multiple document tabbed interface. Read More...
Posted Tuesday, September 28, 2004 8:41 PM by Powertoys | 15 Comments

Regex Much? Check out "The Regulator"

So recently I've been tinkering a bit with an app to scrape my .Text referral logs. I also wanted to extract all the search terms that led to my blog into a readable form without the URL garbelygook. It was a good chance to get my hands dirty with writing Read More...
Posted Thursday, June 10, 2004 2:25 PM by Powertoys | 2 Comments

NTime - Performance unit testing tool

Adam Slosarski presents NTime -a perfomance testing tool - on code project. [Via Weblogs @ ASP.NET ] From the Code Project page: http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/NTime.asp This article presents a unique tool to run repeatable performance tests in actually Read More...
Posted Tuesday, May 18, 2004 1:44 PM by Powertoys | 2 Comments

Introducing MsaaVerify - an Accessibility testing tool

Have you ever used AccExplorer or Inspect and wondered whether the information presented was correct? Have you ever wanted to know which controls really need Names, Keyboard Shortcuts, Descriptions, and so forth ? It's time to MsaaVerify! MsaaVerify will Read More...
Posted Tuesday, May 11, 2004 3:04 PM by Powertoys | 1 Comments

Building a Better Notepad with Notepad2.exe

I had to add this one since it's making the rounds. The official site for Notepad2 has this to say: The original Notepad shipped with Windows is probably the handiest program of all times, small, fast, without frills! Notepad2 tries to follow this principle, Read More...
Posted Friday, April 30, 2004 7:09 PM by Powertoys | 15 Comments

ConfigBuilder Visual Studio Custom Code Generation Tool

Our first submission comes from John Lewicki. Thanks! From his comments: Some of you may be interested in a tool I recently posted to Workspaces, that is intended to make working with custom configuration sections as painless as possible. Workspace : Read More...
Posted Wednesday, April 21, 2004 4:21 PM by Powertoys | 4 Comments

Command Prompt Bar for CMD.EXE Inside the Windows Explorer

If you love your command prompt or wondered what life would be like without the “CMDHere.exe” XP Powertoy then you really should check out the Command Prompt Explorer Bar . Now, if I can get Pavel to join the VSCMDShell project I'd be set! Read More...
Posted Tuesday, April 20, 2004 5:36 PM by Powertoys | 8 Comments
 
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