The second way to write descriptive programming is by using the Description object. This way is also known as Programmatic Description. Description Object also do the same thing as static way do but there are some differences. Description Object stores the properties and values of a particular object in an instance of that… Continue reading
Do not get confused with databases like MS Access or SQL Server when we talk about the Source Control database. This is totally different. While MS Access or SQL Server is used to create tables and store data, Source control databases are used to store the files. Each source control… Continue reading
Source control systems can be used to solve all of the issues discussed in the previous chapter. Keep backup of your source code or documents. Maintain all versions of your files so that you can retrieve any of the old versions of the file easily without searching all over your… Continue reading
Source Control Systems are software that are used to track changes to source code files and also to safely store source code. When you start a new project, where do you keep the source code? If you are a beginner programmer, you may simply create a folder in your computer… Continue reading
The Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 product-line offers two choices for software change management: 1. Visual SourceSafe 2005 2. Team Foundation (TF). Visual SourceSafe is a source control tool for professional software developers. Team Foundation is a change management system that provides integrated source control, issue tracking, and process management for… Continue reading
Visual Studio Team System (VSTS) is an integrated development environment coming with Visual Studio family of products. Some of the features of VSTS include the following: Use as a source control system or version control system (replacing VSS and similar tools) Use a bug tracker software (replacing other bug tracking… Continue reading
Visual Studio is an editor that helps you write .NET programs. If you are a “smart guy”, you can very well write .NET applications without using Visual Studio. There are several other free editors exists to help you develop .NET applications, even though most of them are not even close… Continue reading
Since ASP.NET 2.0 does not have the concept of “projects”, the below section is applicable only for non-website applications. As we mentioned earlier, a project contains a set of related files. How does project look like outside Visual Studio? In simple words, a project is an xml file. When you… Continue reading
When you use VWD or Visual Studio to build an application – it is just one button click. There are couple of ways you can do this in VWD: Click on the shortcut toolbar for Build Use the menu option Build -> Build Solution Use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl +… Continue reading
When you create a web site using VWD, a solution will be automatically created for you. To open your web site again in VWD, you must know the location of the solution file. You can open the web site by double-clicking on the solution name. The solution files are located… Continue reading