Scott Hanselman's Blog

[...] Note Scott Hanselman (me): I had been meaning to write up my productivity tips for years. Isn't that ironic? [...]

[...] Visual Studio Channel 9 Live: ASP.NET Developer Q&A with Scott Hunter, David Fowler, and Scott Hanselman http://www.asp.net/vnext We've also updated the ASP.NET site with all new vNext content and [...]

[...] into this production and we really hope you enjoy it. In this feature-length production, Scott Hanselman and Rob Conery offer suggestions and advice on how you can get out there, and get involved. [...]

[...] some great work. However, I never assume my job is granted. I never assume "Hey, I'm Scott Hanselman, I refer to myself in the third person and have Google Juice, I can't be replace or canned.& [...]

[...] , as well as new language features. Building Universal Windows Apps with XAML and C# in Visual Studio Larry Lieberman In April at Build 2014, Microsoft unveiled universal Windows apps, a new [...]

[...] .com because I like you so much. Here are the direct links to all the Express SKUs for Visual Studio. They are all completely free. NOTE: I wrote this post on my own, and not as a representative [...]

[...] review they are looking at updates to improve the pen and other little details. Can it run Visual Studio? Sure. I have been using it full time for a week and it's been fine. I wish it had 12 gigs of [...]

[...] , for example. Developers should have a great experience. There is a new FREE SKU for Visual Studio for open source developers and students called Visual Studio Community. It supports extensions [...]

[...] on over there, so explore all the docs and diagrams. Sponsor: Big thanks to my friends at Octopus Deploy. They are the deployment secret that everyone is talking about. Using NuGet and powerful [...]

[...] other teams at Microsoft as we continue to Open Source All The Things. Sponsor: Big thanks to Octopus Deploy for sponsoring the feed this week. They are FANTASTIC. Truly, check it out, the NuGet team [...]

[...] .5 plus an important gotcha Async methods in ASP.NET 4.5 Sponsor: Big thanks to my friends at Octopus Deploy. They are the deployment secret that everyone is talking about. Using NuGet and powerful [...]

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[...] source! Anyway, back to Canopy. Make a new Console app and NuGet in the canopy package: The NuGet package will bring in Selenium as a dependency. Then, try out their "Hello World" web [...]

[...] You can see other cool NuGet Packages I've mentioned on the blog here. Today's NuGet package is CacheCow, which has possibly the coolest Open Source Library name since Lawnchair.js. " [...]

Last week I was exploring today's varied choices we have for Automated Browser Testing. There's headless WebKit "browsers" like PhantomJS and cloud po [...]

The .NET BCL (Base Class Library) moves too slow, IMHO. That's why NuGet and NuGet packages are so nice. It's a joy to find a "rightly sized" library [...]

[...] on the mouse and keyboard. I'm comfortable with moving between Store (fullscreen) apps and Desktop apps but it's always a little jarring. You're leaping between two universes. I want to live in one [...]

[...] .NET vNext will take things to the next level. Today, you run ASP.NET using the same CLR that desktop apps use. We’re adding a cloud-optimized (my cloud, your cloud, their cloud - server stuff) [...]

[...] note the "Total size" at the bottom that no one notices. This is the total size of Desktop apps, not Windows Store apps. Uninstall anything evil - If you want to get a quick look at what's [...]

[...] for Windows (Desktop) Visual Studio Express 2013 for Windows Desktop enables the creation of desktop apps in C#, Visual Basic, and C++, and supports Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), Windows [...]