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  • Visual Studio 2005 TracePoints

    Sometimes you run into something and you wonder why you haven't noticed it before. Yesterday I discovered a feature in Visual Studio 2005 called TracePoints. When you're debugging your application, setting breakpoints in your code isn't always sufficient. In some cases they mess up the flow...
    Posted to Martijn Veken by Martijn Veken on 10-23-2007
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  • Resharper 2.0 is available now!

    My favourite tool in Visual Studio 2003 has always been JetBrains' Resharper. A couple of months ago we converted our application to the .NET 2.0 framework and Visual Studio 2005. Although VS 2005 now has some of the refactoring and analysis features that Resharper offered, it is nowhere near as powerful...
    Posted to Martijn Veken by Martijn Veken on 05-23-2006
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  • MyGeneration experiences

    I've been reading some of Patrick Wellink's posts about MyGeneration with dOOdads and I was curious if the productivity claims he was making are really true. Because the application that I'm currently working on already has a complete DAL in place, this was not a good candidate to try it on (I don't...
    Posted to Martijn Veken by Martijn Veken on 05-16-2006
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  • Firefox extensions you must have

    If you liked Microsoft's Developer Toolbar you will love the Firefox version. You can download this toolbar here . It can do all things that you can do with the MS equivalent but also a lot more (the image above just shows a few options). I especially like the Edit CSS and the edit HTML functionality...
    Posted to Martijn Veken by Martijn Veken on 02-14-2006
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