alkampfer on February 27th, 2010

With VS2010 RC MS had released a vhd to evaluate Lab Management. This is a very good news, and since I already have a Beta2 Lab Management Up and running I want to try the VHD to see what is improved on RC.
Lab Management is and environment, so there is not a way you can [...]



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alkampfer on February 26th, 2010

Working with open source software is fun, but sometimes can be difficult. Take as example castle and Nhibernate, since castle references nh with the NHIntegration facility, and at the same time NH references castle for Dynamic Proxy.
A good way to survive this chaos, is working with the trunk, as I usually do, but compiling everything [...]



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alkampfer on February 25th, 2010

A good option to customize TFS2010 build workflow is creating a Custom Activity, an operation that is quite different from creating a Custom Code Activity. A custom activity does not contain any code at all and it is only composed by sub activities. This kind of customization is really useful to create pieces of workflow [...]



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alkampfer on February 2nd, 2010

Yesterday I need to implement in a quick way a three style checkbox in a project based on asp.net 3.5. The requirements stated that I must not spend too much time designing an entire new control, but the solution should be usable by other people with minimum impact. Here is the result I obtained.

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