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One of these days, I swear I will discover just what it is that is the ‘trigger’ within each update to their IDE products released by Developer Express that results in plug-ins compiled against prior versions not working with the newly-released versions until recompiled against the latest release. No, really, I will figure it out [...]
In this recent post I mentioned that in response to the recent release of updated versions of Developer Express’ Visual Studio productivity tools (2009.2.6), I was not only providing an updated build of the CR_ClassCleaner plug-in compiled against the latest DXCore release, but that I also decided to incorporate the patch to CR_ClassCleaner mentioned in [...]
Developer Express has just released the ‘2009.2.6’ version of their IDE Productivity Tools, CodeRush, Refactor! Pro, CodeRushXpress, and DXCore.
Just about every time this happens, there’s a need to recompile many (but, interestingly - for reasons I cannot entirely explain – not all!) DXCore-dependent plugins to expose themselves properly within the newly-released DXCore runtime.
CR_ClassCleaner
In the past, [...]
Developer Express has just released the ‘2009.2.5’ version of their IDE Productivity Tools, CodeRush, Refactor! Pro, CodeRushXpress, and DXCore.
Just about every time this happens, there’s a need to recompile many (but, interestingly - for reasons I cannot entirely explain – not all!) DXCore-dependent plugins to expose themselves properly within the newly-released DXCore runtime.
CR_ClassCleaner
In the past, [...]
Some quick, semi-structured impressions from my own thoughts and my conversations with others in the .NET (Microsoft Developer) ecosystem since this announcement…
In general, I think this is (or could be, if done right) a good thing for the OSS community in general and for .NET OSS projects specifically
In so far as this (might) be [...]
No sooner had I completed this post about the somewhat unmanageable list of things I had committed to for Autumn, than I was contacted by Peter Laudati, one of our local NYC-area Microsoft Developer Evangelists and asked if I would be willing to speak at an upcoming ASP.NET MVC Firestarter event on October 3rd, 2009. [...]
