New and Improved Glyphfriend 1.5 Released!
Glyphfriend continues to exceed my expectations for my first open-source project so I thought I would write a short post on some of the recent additions »
The Postman Always Tests Your Web APIs, Twice.
If you are a developer that spends quite a bit of time writing RESTful, OData or any other type of Web API, then you probably also »
Glyphfriend Updated to 1.3 then 1.4; 70k+ Downloads Reached
The thought of creating a Visual Studio extension really had never crossed my mind until attending the annual Microsoft MVP Summit in 2014 and listening to »
Glyphfriend v1.2: Now with Markdown Emoji Support
One of the most exciting things about working on an open-source project has always been the community involvement. This interaction allows for anyone to make feature »
Glyphfriend Updated to v1.1
Apparently when you build a Visual Studio extension that is based on third-party libraries, it's quite important to remember that things like these change a lot. »
More Watching and Less Reading with Webucator
Some people simply don't like to read. Blog posts, documentation and tutorials might often just be skimmed over by some developers who "just want the content" »
Break Away From XML Configurations with ConfigR
Configuration files within ASP.NET applications can often seem a bit convoluted. Sections strewn all over the place, settings with nothing but strings everywhere and last »
Introducing Glyphfriend
During the Microsoft MVP Summit in November of this year, Mads Kristensen held a session on Visual Studio Extensibility and walked through the process of creating »
Using the NuGet Package Explorer to Create, Explore and Publish Packages
Although there is often some debate regarding its pronunciation, I believe that most of us can agree that NuGet is pretty great. In the past few »
Debugging Deeper through Reference Source
A little over a month ago, the ASP.NET team announced several changes and updates to the .NET Reference Source and in this post we are »