Setting Up VS 2015 for ASP.NET Core RTM 1.0 and Angular 2 RC 3

In this post I will explain how to setup Visual Studio 2015 in order to develop an Angular 2 RC3 application hosted inside ASP.NET Core project.  I of course read the quick start first.  You need to make sure to install VS 2015, you can use Community edition of you want.  You would also need …

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Build Your First Visual Studio VSIX Plugin

I few weeks ago, I had a task that required me to use reflection against an existing assembly, find a specific type in it, and generate a similar for current project. I had to do this task a  number of times each day.  I felt it was a great opportunity to learn about Visual Studio …

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Visual Studio 2013 and Windows 8.1

If you did not see this announcement from Somasegar, check it out!  You can now download release candidate of Visual Studio 2013 and RTM! version of Windows 8.1.  This means that you can start moving your existing 8.0 apps to 8.1 if you would like.  There is also a slew of cool new features you …

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Visual Studio Launch Event at Magenic Atlanta

I am very excited to announce that Magenic Atlanta is hosting free Visual Studio 2012 Launch event on Saturday October 13th at Magenic office in Atlanta. Join us at Magenic Atlanta for the launch of Microsoft Visual Studio 2012.  Experience all of the incredible new features and powerful possibilities offered, plus learn to build modern …

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Default Warning levels for Code Analysis

If you have not used Code Analysis tools in Visual Studio 2012, you are missing out on tools that would help you write a better code.  If you run code analysis on your solution, you will be given a report that analyses the following metrics in your code. Maintainability Index – Calculates an index value …

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