DX_SourceOutliner v0.1 ALPHA Available
In this recent post I blogged a bit about some of the limitations of the otherwise very valuable Visual Studio Source Code Outliner PowerToy add-in. I also posted about my […]
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Work-In-Progress: DX_SourceOutliner
Background: Source Code Outliner Visual Studio PowerToy Anyone who has watched any of my many screencasts or read my own list of tools that I use to enhance my Visual […]
ClassCleaner updated for CodeRush/Refactor! Pro/DxCore/CodeRushXpress 2009.1.5
Its that time again — Developer Express has just released their next quarterly installment of their suite of Visual Studio Productivity Add-Ins, running the gamut from the commercially-offered CodeRush and […]
NDbUnit Refactored for Explicit Assembly Dependencies
An Assembly History of NDbUnit As some of you are aware, I have some time ago assumed the role of primary committer on the opensource NDbUnit project. The history of […]
Announcing the Agile Firestarter 2009 Event 6/27/2009 in NYC!
I know many are too remote from the NYC metro area to attend this event, but all day Saturday 6/27 some of us organizers in the local .NET community down […]
CR_ClassCleaner Builds for Latest DXCore Release
I have been MIA for about the past two months (on this blog, on my screencasts, and just about everywhere else). Personal and professional obligations have kept about 100% of […]
CodeRush + Refactor! Pro 2009.1 Update Just Released
Those of you who follow my work either on this blog, in screencasts, or in code demo talks know that I am a huge believer in the improvements in efficiency […]
NDepend 2.x Review: HOLY CRAP! THIS THING IS FREAKIN’ AWESOME!!!
I’m ashamed to admit it, but over three months ago (in late August 2008 to be exact!), I was contacted by Patrick Smacchia who is (among other things) the author […]
CR_ClassCleaner (and CR_Documentor) builds updated for DXCore 3.2.2
As readers of my blog are likely aware, I am a big fan of the CodeRush and Refactor Pro! products from Developer Express. I know that Resharper (for whatever reasons) […]
The Continuing Quest for DEATH of string-literals in my Code…
Warning: this post won’t entirely make sense unless you first read the two other posts whose links are provided in the body of this one. As mentioned in detail in […]