I updated three packages this morning. I didn’t even notice until the tweets came in from @chocolateynuget . How is this possible? It’s simple. I love automation. I built chocolatey to take advantage of automation. So it would make sense that we could automate checking for package updates and publishing...
Recently I got back into writing html/javascript code as part of my day job and boy-o-boy have things changed since the last time i did any of this. One thing that has not changed for me however was my belief in unit testing, so it was very painful for me to be writing hundreds of lines of javascript...
Today I was trying to publish a Asp.net 4.5 site to our server and I received the following error; The Application pool that you are trying to use has the ‘managedRuntimeVersion’ property set to v4.0. This application requires ‘v4.5’ I thought this was odd so I went to change the App pool, only to see...
The following is a script that I used to help me clean up a database and reduce the size of it from 95MB down to 3MB so we could use it for a development backup. I will note that we also removed some of the data out. I shared this with a friend recently and he used this to go from 70GB to 7GB ! UPDATE...
When building a Windows RT application (based on C#) it is pretty common that you will want to notify your user of an event. It is more common that you are going to want to do this in a way which is not intrusive, aka does not get in the way of the user. Luckily for you the WinRT team has...