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Red-gate .NET Reflector

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Red-Gate releases Reflector .NET 8.3

And they finally integrated the Analyzer feature into Visual Studio. Now you can find out where a specific call is bing used, right from your editor. I find this feature immensely handy when trying to figure our how to use a certain feature. This is especially handy when you'

Visual Studio Extensions

My must-have extensions for Visual Studio 2013

Visual Studio 2013 has been available for a while now, and next week is the official launch party. Ever since I started using Visual Studio my life has been made easier by all the great extensions that people write for it. This is the list of things I install almost

Visual Studio 2012

Red-Gate releases Reflector 8.0

Red-Gate just released Reflector 8.0 [http://shop.reflector.net/download]. Not with a lot of fanfare, as I only noticed because my Early Access Program Build wouldn't start and because there was no new EAP build available to download. They improved searching and filtering inside Reflector by

Red-Gate silently releases 7.6.0.808 version of Reflector

It looks like Red-gate pushed out their new version a little in advance of the official announcement [http://shop.reflector.net/download]. When you download the latest version from their site you will get 7.6.0.808, the new version that includes * Thenew installer experience [http://www.reflector.net/

Using existing Check-in policies with TFS 2012

TFVC Checkin Policy

Using existing Check-in policies with TFS 2012

A few days ago a forum user of the MSDN forums posted a question on how to use the existing Check-in policies from Visual Studio 2010 (or below) with the Visual Studio 11 beta [http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/tfsversioncontrol/thread/6bd4fe2f-b06a-49c4-a4d0-5a75d3dc3dd3/?prof=required] . I remembered having bookmarked

Team Foundation Server

Helpful Visual Studio Add-ins

Over the past years I've found myself to rely more and more on a number of very handy, some well known, Visual Studio add-ins. I've split this list into two parts, the free and the paid tools: Team Foundation Power Tools [link [http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.

Static Analysis

Have your Custom CodeAnalysis rule integrate properly with Visual Studio

After porting the MSOCAF rules to FxCop 10, I noticed that you can't use the "Suppress in Source" option. Only the option "Suppress in Project suppression file" is available. Another problem with the global suppression is that it isn't scoped to a

Static Analysis

MSOCAF rules

As you might have read previously, I've been trying to incorporate MSOCAF directly in both Visual Studio 2010 and Team Build. The simplest solution would be to code up an msbuild task and put those in a target and reference that target in all project files. I know

Static Analysis

Run MSOCAF in Visual Studio and on the build server

UPDATE (1st of November 2011): I've since uploaded the re-targetted MSOCAF rules to CodePlex [http://fxcopcontrib.codeplex.com/SourceControl/changeset/view/3099]and I've applied a few fixes to prevent CodeAnalysis from crashing under certain conditions [https://jessehouwing.net/visual-studio-code-analaysis-msocaf-rules]. They're not part of