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 »
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. »
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 »
.NET Becomes Open Source and Cross-Platform
This morning, the announcements made at Microsoft’s Connect() event in New York have been rippling through the web and the effects of these announcements are »
99 Problems and a Bit Ain’t One
If you have ever worked on a project that involves interactions between 32-bit and 64-bit applications and referencing their DLLs, you may have encountered this guy »
Using Visual Studio AutoRecover to Avoid Losing Your Work (and your Mind)
If you have ever worked in an environment that may not have been the most reliable or you are simply a worry-wart when it comes to »
Introducing Bing Code Search, an easy way to find code samples from within Visual Studio 2013
Time is valuable and sometimes taking the time to open up a new browser tab to search for an example of code to do something can »
Using ASP.NET MVC5 within Visual Studio 2012
It’s always nice to be using the latest and greatest of things, however not everyone really enjoys “change” (especially with regard to their development environments) »