Category Archives: Visual Studio

OpenWithTest released on Visual Studio Gallery

Download Either download from the extension manager by searching OpenWithTest or go to the project page here. Summary Open with Test is a Visual Studio extension which serves one simple task: To always open your test files and implementation files tog…

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Snippet Designer 1.3 Released!

I just released Snippet Designer 1.3. CodePlex Page: http://snippetdesigner.codeplex.com/ Visual Studio Gallery Page: http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/B08B0375-139E-41D7-AF9B-FAEE50F68392 The key features of this release are supp…

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Snippet Designer 1.2 Beta Release with Visual Studio 2010 Support

Yesterday I released Snippet Designer 1.2 Beta. Codeplex Page: http://snippetdesigner.codeplex.com/ Visual Studio Gallery Page: http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/B08B0375-139E-41D7-AF9B-FAEE50F68392 This release contains several bug …

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My xUnit.net Visual Studio Code Snippets

The xUnit .Net codeplex page lists one useful Visual Studio code snippet for creating a Fact.  As you can tell I am fairly fond of code snippets so I created a few more which I use when writing xUnit.net facts. These are one line snippets that I f…

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Snippet Designer 1.1 Released

I just released Snippet Designer 1.1.  This is not a major release but just some bug fixes and often requested changes to make the snippet designer more useful.   Some of the most notable changes are: Languages Service are turned OFF by…

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What annoys me when writing generic functions in Visual Studio…

When writing a generic function I start from left to right (the same way I write most things except when I took Yiddish in college).  For example, Lets say I am writing a simple generic method which return the first element of a generic list. I wa…

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