Today Jetbrains announced on their blog that they’ve released a resharper nuget package that will obtain project references via nuget, rather than making direct references to the locally installed code. As we are currently in the early stages of transitioning from VS2008 to VS2012 we aren’t ready to start using NuGet(*) but I think I’ll be grabbing this plugin for when we do. (*) In my last role we were using VS2010 and making heavy . . .
I guess the obvious answer is “yes” as there is always notepad and command line compilation, but if you want to use Visual Studio or do anything with IIS, Message Queues, etc. then the answer quickly becomes a frustrating no! This hasn’t usually been a problem, but having just started in a new job which is just starting out in .NET I’m finding what a frustrating experience not having admin rights can be. Visual Studio . . .
A helpful little tool to reduce the amount of typing needed to produce HTML, with a more detailed introduction on Smashing Magazine. Also include a Resharper 5.0 plug-in.