ReportUnit is a report generator for the test-runner family. It uses stock reports from NUnit, MSTest and Gallio and converts them into attractive HTML reports with dashboards.
Works with nUnit 3.x as well.
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ReportUnit is a report generator for the test-runner family. It uses stock reports from NUnit, MSTest and Gallio and converts them into attractive HTML reports with dashboards.
Works with nUnit 3.x as well.
Great small extension for the following functionality:
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=IstvanPasztor.VisualStudioWindowTitleChanger
Changes the Visual Studio Window Title by evaluating a user defined expression. Extremely helpful when working with multiple branches of the same project.
Script I use to see current branch in TFS (path) or GIT (git branch) in title:
if( sln_open ) { if (exec git_branch 2 "git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD" sln_dir) { //GIT sln_filename + (exec git_branch 2 "git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD" sln_dir ? " - git["+git_branch+"]" + " - Visual Studio 2015") } else { //TFS or Standard project sln_filename + " - (" + sln_dir +")" + " - " + "Visual Studio 2015" } } else { //No solution open "Visual Studio 2015" }
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In Visual Studio 2015:
You can run, monitor, and manage your builds from the Builds page
If you’re not already connected to the team project that you want to work in, then connect to the team project.
Choose Home icon Home, and then choose Builds Icon Builds (Keyboard: Ctrl + 0, B).
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Source: Run, monitor, and manage builds
LiteDBViewer: LiteDB Viewer is a simple tool that let you open a LiteDB database file and shows its contents; think of it as a GUI for LiteDBShell
LiteDB is a small, fast and lightweight NoSQL embedded (filebased) database, great for prototyping for instance.
How to run the default gulp tasks for a front end web project in Visual Studio 2015.
Open Task Runner Explorer window in Visual Studio.
Right-click Tasks > build (build should be the list of tasks needed) and Run. Css and js files will be created.
Have you ever found yourself wishing you could roll back a few hours to a piece of code you had working but have made changes to? This extension provides an early preview of an automatic, no-configuration history tracking facility for your local machine. Just install the extension, and whatever you do in your projects and solutions, it silently and efficiently tracks the changes you make to any files that you have opened in the Visual Studio Editor. Then, when you find yourself in need of back-tracking to
Source: AutoHistory – Visual Studio Marketplace
See this Channel 9 video: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=390499
Download free virtual machines to test Microsoft Edge and IE8 to IE11:
Source: Free Virtual Machines from IE8 to MS Edge – Microsoft Edge Development
Start coding sooner with a virtual machine prepped for Windows 10 development. It has the latest versions of Windows, the developer tools, SDKs, and samples ready to go:
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/downloads/virtual-machines