Normally, when you install Octopack using nuget, the contents of the OutDir (msbuild variable) will be put in the nuget package it creates for you. But when running in TFS build this will give you trouble as mentioned in http://help.octopusdeploy.com/discussions/problems/505-all-binaries-from-tfs-build-in-nuget-package A solution was mentioned to use
I just learned that there exists a nuget package that allows you to build your non-web projects to a '_PublishedApplications' directory just as your web projects are build to a '_PublishedWebsites' directory. Check it out: http://www.nuget.org/packages/PublishedApplications/ From there on it's an easy ride to get your build to produce
This post will be posted here and on the site of Sound of Data as well ( http://soundofdata.nl/en/nieuws ) As of february 25th I started as Senior Developer at Sound of Data. For those who do not know me I'll shortly introduce myself. I am 37 years old and I live in Goedereede-Havenhoofd. (That's here ). Writing code has always been a hobby
I got my new laptop today… decided to spend an hour or so to get an easy install working. Using Chocolatey ( http://chocolatey.org ) that should be easy. It is, but it is not straightforward. You can't create a simple batchfile like this: cinst notepadplusplus cinst fiddler The command window will exit after installing notepad++. A quick search
I wanted to run my app an my VM, but got the above error… A quick search on google lead me to this thread on DevCenter: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/winappswithhtml5/thread/3fc1f3cf-2d8b-4dee-a348-40d0bf2c3c66/ The answer there is spot on! I chose option 1, setting my debug option to Remote and setting by Debug option to localhost.
I found this wonderful solution for installing Windows 8 on a VHD for dual-boot using the imagex tool. You can read about it here: http://blogs.technet.com/b/haroldwong/archive/2012/08/18/how-to-create-windows-8-vhd-for-boot-to-vhd-using-simple-easy-to-follow-steps.aspx Problem I experienced now was that I needed a VitualBox Windows 8 machine and there
I got a mail today, from a user … yes, really… A real user! He likes my app. And I like him for using it! I aim to please. He had 2 feature requests. I love that sort of thing. Yesterday I didn't really know what to do when sitting behind my pc. I wanted to continue working on In the Pocket, but I lacked a sense of purpose. And now I have no less
I decided to make my Trello work list for In The Pocket public, but read-only. You can follow the progress of In The Pocket here: https://trello.com/board/in-the-pocket/50dcd3b6b3ac9e631b000707
As I explained in my last posts ( here and here ) I want to use Diffbot to implement my offline reading feature. I want the text to show up looking as close to the real website as I can. This can be done with the RichTextBlock control. This can implement a very limited set of xaml elements. Read about it on http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows