Visual Studio · 3 posts (all categories)
What I really like in Visual Studio as development environment is code snippets. Well actually probably other IDE have something very similar but I do not have much of a choice in that matter as C# developer :) Anyway this feature is really useful. For example while refactoring I very often use if surround snippet.
#Unit tests #reflection #NuGet #Ninject
Yesterday I was trying to make work simple test class in VS2012. I did not know what was wrong exactly. It was first project when I tried to glue together Entity Framework with repository pattern and Ninject as IoC container. Because of the fact that this was first time for solution like that I was sure that it is me, or rather source of my problem was indeed my code. But let’s not skip ahead.
Recently I was asked at work for quick review of small project. It was created (or updated) in newest version of Visual Studio - 2012. I don’t have installed VS 2012. I could install it, yes, but it would be just waste of time since browsing through code in that project took me only few hours. So I decided to try to open that in VS 2010.
