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In the previous post you have seen the difference between Build and Rebuild solution in Visual Studio and how things works under the hood. In the last section of the post we also talked about the project dependencies and the build order of the projects; which is dependent on project dependencies. In this post lets have a quick… Read More »
Zipping and Unzipping in a Client Application or a Website is very common requirement. Until the latest .NET version, there is no API that fully supports these things. We would have relied on J# specific JAVA APIs or there are superior 3rd party APIs available which could have done the trick. .NET 4.5 gives an edge on handling… Read More »
You must have familiar with automatic previewing items once we select it from the solution explorer. We have discussed this features over here – “Preview Tab in Visual Studio” . Do you know, you can quickly enable or disable this features just directly from solution explorer? In the solution explorer, you can select or deselect the “Preview Selected… Read More »
The title of this post is confusing enough! Really ? nevertheless to say, you are smart enough to guess on what we are going to talk about. One of the frequent question that comes in the .NET interview is “What is the difference between Using Directives and Using Statement ?” Sometimes the interviewers puts some extra trap by asking… Read More »
Run to cursor is a great and an hidden features of Visual Studio. This can really boost up your productivity of work while debugging any application in Visual Studio. You can really avoid the step by step debugging and directly stop the debugger where you are targeting it to stop. “Run to Cursor” is just like another breakpoint,… Read More »
The new addition of async and await have already created buzz in the city with the superior language support of calling asynchronous code that looks pretty synchronous. There are two keywords that has been introduced to handle this behavior. The async is a specifier which directs the compiler to orchestrate automatically during the compilation to change its behavior… Read More »
Well, after looking at the feature in Visual Studio 2013 well introduced by my buddy Abhijit, I was thinking to do the similar thing from application as well. I thought if I could build a tool how could I mimic the same behavior to send refresh signal to an opened process from my application. It seem to me… Read More »