Showing posts with label deployment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label deployment. Show all posts

Ease your Visual Studio development with a SQL Server alias

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A quick little tip on how to manage connection strings in your applications with a SQL Alias that you can create with “SQL Server Configurat...
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Code52 Show and Tell: My pet project CopyCat - Lessons learned

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Figure : CopyCat – A big fat cat walking and waltzing the internetz   I am a pretty normal geek. At least I think I am normal and a ...
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Fast = $$$ How do you make sure to have a fast application?

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Many   articles on the web , books and statistics tell us that “faster = better” and even more important: faster = more revenue. ...

It's official: Manual deployments are BAD, Automated Deployments are a WIN!

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*Updated* 14 November 2011: Video is not on vimeo anymore but on tv.ssw.com   The video video recording of my talk "Continuous De...
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Continuous Delivery with TFS, msbuild and msdeploy

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We had a great crowd last Wednesday night at the Sydney .NET UG. Thanks everyone! For everyone who couldn't make it, ping Raj (our vi...

Tired of manual deployments?

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Have you ever come across this? "Only Bob knows how to deploy... And he is on holidays ..." Or maybe this… Yo...
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TFS 2010 Build - Lesson learned --> Treat warnings as errors

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We came across a weird issue with our TFS 2010 build server. We have an MVC3 web application where we added a new Silverlight application. S...
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Running NUnit Tests in TFS 2010 Continuous Build Environment

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I tried different ways to run nunit on our build server. From "NUnit for Team Build" , to "executing nunit-console on cm...
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TFS - Fail a build when the warning count increases

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I am a big fan of "measuring", because what you don't measure you can't improve . Measuring over time allows us to est...
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Silverlight - 5 easy steps to obfuscate auto-magically on the build server

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Disclaimer Before you start flaming me, I am aware that all business relevant code and IP stuff must be on the server side. Just funny ho...
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Do you automate your deployment process? (aka Continuous Deployment)

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As you may know I am a big fan of automation. I try to automate as many things in my life as possible. Major reason for automating, is: ...
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log4net – How to change settings of an appender at runtime

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I found this awesome blog post about 4 tips on log4net from the year 2005. Since the code is out to date I post here my update. 2 nice thin...

Roaming User Config File - IMPORTANT on Terminal Server

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Problem: On Terminal Server all User Settings for a Winforms Application get lost on logout (logoff) The Settings are written to: \Docum...