The Rough History of MSBuild
Again, a Stack Overflow question triggers my ideas to write this up. When I wrote about C# compilers, it is quite natural that MSBuild must be written some day. So today before my flight from ...
Again, a Stack Overflow question triggers my ideas to write this up. When I wrote about C# compilers, it is quite natural that MSBuild must be written some day. So today before my flight from ...
Again, this post came from a Stack Overflow answer I gave. Microsoft made C# open standard in early 21 century, so everyone can implement their own C# compilers. But most people use Microsoft’...
It all happened when I tried to answer this Stack Overflow question. The version below is last updated on Apr 10, 2023. The Birth of ASP.NET Scott Guthrie joined Microsoft in 1997 and star...
It is a long story, but I believe I enjoy the overall progress. So, let’s get started. A few days ago, I was notified by a user that xUnit.net extension did not work quite well for him. So he ...
If you are managing an open source library for the community like I do, the introduction of .NET Core/.NET Standard is a bless and curse. Special care must be taken so as to make unit testing platf...
You clearly know that xUnit.net has many runners, Console runners Visual Studio runner Visual Studio for Mac/MonoDevelop runner But if your unit test cases require certain bitness (x86 or...
When Microsoft designed and shipped IIS 7, they decided to provide a few more extensions to IIS users for free. And those were called out-of-band modules. The last important post from Microsoft o...
I built a Debian machine a while ago to test out MonoDevelop, and now I am trying to test .NET Core on it. But such an exception happened. parallels@debian-8:~/Downloads/sharpsnmplib$ ./travis.sh...