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  • ASP.Net tab not showing up in IIS

    The ASP.Net tab recently disappeared from our server running Windows Server 2003 SP2 (32 bit). It had .Net 1.0, .Net 1.1, .Net 2.0, and .Net 3.0 installed. In order to get the tab to show again, I: Uninstalled IIS (and ASP.Net when prompted) Rebooted the server Re-Installed IIS (with Frontpage Server...
    Posted to Software Development by David on 11-11-2007
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  • Switching between TFS and Sourcesafe as your sourcecode control

    So you have installed VS 2005 on your workstation, and Team Foundation Server (TFS) on your server You are developing all of your new applications using .Net 3.0, VS 2005. You are managing the projects using TFS for workitems, and your sourcecode control. But what about your legacy applications? It would...
    Posted to Software Development by David on 06-13-2007
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  • Powershell Date Formatting

    There are many date formatting options available to Powershell using the .net format specifiers. I will show some examples below, and you can look to the end of this post to see alla vailable format specifiers. To format a date to long date: "{0:D}" -f [DateTime]"7/14/2007" Produces...
    Posted to Software Development by David on 05-17-2007
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  • Powershell Number Formatting

    The number formatting features available to Powershell though the dot net String.Format() function are a lot more exciting than the string formatting mentioned in my last post. I will give some examples here, and you may look at the end of this post for more formatting specifiers. To pad a number with...
    Posted to Software Development by David on 05-17-2007
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  • Powershell String Formatting

    Powershell uses the .Net string formatting features in String.Format. The only formatting functionality for a string is the alignment. To left align a string and pad to 40 chars, the following two lines produce the same result: [System.String]::Format("{0,-40}", "MTB rules") "...
    Posted to Software Development by David on 05-17-2007
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  • searchdotnet.com

    You can create your own custom searches in Google, where you limit the results to a user defined set of sites. Dan Appleman has created a .net specific search site. http://www.searchdotnet.com/
    Posted to Software Development by David on 04-25-2007
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  • TFS and VSTS Developer addins

    A bunch of developer addins for VSTS and TFS: TFS Deployer http://notgartner.wordpress.com/2006/12/16/getting-started-with-tfs-deployer/ Free Run custom Powershell scripts on VSTS events. Great for Continuous Integration TFS permissions manager http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/files/folders/leon/entry5018...
    Posted to Software Development by David on 04-18-2007
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