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Scott Hanselman's Computer Zen — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 20:14:52 GMT

re: Absence makes the heart grow fonder?

Tim W. — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 18:01:32 GMT

Nevermind, I modified the .addin file so that VS2008 sees it as a VS2008 addin.

nayyeri.net/.../update-visual-studio-2005-add-ins-for-visual-studio-2008

A statistics collection tool for FxCop backlogs

I may have joined the wrong side — Fri, 15 Feb 2008 20:24:32 GMT

For the past week or so, I've been performing last-minute documentation tasks at the day job in preparation

re: FxCop and the big, bad backlog

calinoiu — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 13:10:18 GMT

Grant: We do apply the FxCop naming rules, but not "just to satisfy FxCop". The naming rules are based on the naming conventions from the .NET API design guidelines (msdn2.microsoft.com/.../ms229002.aspx), and following those guidelines can go a long way toward helping consumers of an API feel comfortable with its public interface.

re: FxCop and the big, bad backlog

Grant Palin — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 02:25:03 GMT

Some interesting ideas here. I recently started using FxCop on a project of mine, and have a good-sized initial backlog to deal with - 835 items, not sure how that compares with your situation...I recently wrote a post on my own blog on the basics of FxCop and using it with NAnt, so I am getting on my way.

I have been reading up on the various violations I keep getting, to learn how to deal with them. It will be a process, all right.

Something I am curious about, do you necessarily write code to FxCop's standards, as far as naming goes? I know there are many preferences are out there, and wondered if anyone tailored their code just to satisfy FxCop.

re: Absence makes the heart grow fonder?

Tim W. — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 21:11:12 GMT

Anxiously awaiting the 2008 version of Bordecal.ImportsSorter. Thanks.

re: FxCop and the big, bad backlog

calinoiu — Sun, 09 Dec 2007 14:21:18 GMT

George: We briefly considered a similar approach but ended up rejecting it due to the sheer volume of our existing backlog*. I'm guessing that you probably started with a considerably smaller smaller backlog than ours, particularly since you mention that it was a "modest sized project", and I'm curious as to the initial size of your backlog and the rate of clean-up that you saw once the problem tracker was activated.

*The desire to provide training on any given rule before bulk clean-up of problems for that rule begins was also a factor in this decision, but it didn't carry as much weight as the backlog size issue.

re: The magically disappearing start page

calinoiu — Sun, 09 Dec 2007 13:26:31 GMT

I've known about the option for quite some time, but completely preventing display of the start page is not the behaviour I prefer. Instead, I actually want the start page to be shown when VStudio loads, then I want it to disappear as soon as I choose to open any solution/project/file in the IDE. I know, this probably seems a bit weird to most folks, but it's my personal preference, whatever it might say about my relative sanity, etc. ;)

re: What's wrong with ASP.NET? HTML encoding

calinoiu — Sun, 09 Dec 2007 13:16:47 GMT

Thanks for the heads-up about the single-line text box encoding. Given that the double-encoding example in the "Workarounds" section depends on attribute-encoding in a single-line textbox, I must have been completely asleep at the wheel when I populated that line of the table. It's fixed now...

FxCop

From the software development trenches — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 19:11:20 GMT

In previous posts about Code Metrics and Code Reviews , I explored some metrics and techniques that I